A project using passive heating/cooling design concepts to reduce energy costs requires an investment of $125,000 in equipment (straight-line depreciation with a 10-year depreciable life and $0 salvage value), and $30,000 in labor (not depreciable). At the end of 10 years, the project will be terminated. Assuming a combined tax rate of 34% and after-tax MARR of 15%, determine the project's after-tax present worth.

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