1 Building a turbine farm years over 10 2 year construction, 8 years operation Construction is wholly financed by. drawing on $2.5 Bill Debt from lank. - Delt is paid during the operations Schedule (see financing delt) in the 8 years following construction. Interst rate is [0% during construction 11%. P/a durns years 1-4 of operation - 5/pa during last 4 stad. cost of equity = 1570p.a = 45% Tax rate
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