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Solar Farm (PV) - Project Finance (Excel XLSM)

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Created by a certified Financial Modeler with 10 years+ of experience, including work with KPMG, McKinsey, and Deloitte, and managing $250MM+ in corporate finances. My goal is to provide institutional quality templates and analysis.
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BENEFITS OF DOCUMENT

  1. The model is a comprehensive tool designed for assessing the financial viability and investor returns of a Solar Farm Project Finance.
  2. The model features optimization macros for calculating key financial metrics like IRR and NPV and project funding structure

DESCRIPTION

This product (Solar Farm [PV] - Project Finance) is an Excel template (XLSM), which you can download immediately upon purchase.

The primary objective of this model is to facilitate a comprehensive evaluation of the financial viability of a Solar Farm venture while also assessing potential investor returns. It encompasses the full array of data required to determine development and construction expenditures and project energy output, income, and operating costs. The model intricately details the financing components of a finance project and, through optimizing macros, computes critical return indices such as IRR (Internal Rate of Return), NPV (Net Present Value).

Model Structure:

•  Summary: The sheet offers an overview of critical cost and return figures. Given inputs and constraints, the model features several macros to guide users towards an optimized solution.

•  Model Report: This sheet compiles integrated summary statements, including a Cash Flow Waterfall, a Profit & Loss statement, and a Balance Sheet.

•  Financial Statements: The model encompasses both periodic Three Financial Statements (Quarterly, Semiannually according with the months in the period inputted) and annual Financial Statements Sheet.

•  Construction Expenses & Funding: This feature delineates the upfront costs associated with construction and the strategies for funding them. It provides a granular breakdown of expenditures and synchronizes financing solutions with the project's timeline.

•  Operational Calculations: This section serves as the backbone for forecasting the primary operational metrics, such as revenues and expenses, painting a detailed picture of the financial operations post-construction.

•  Equity: The equity component reflects capital contributions based on capital structure requirements and financial ratios, echoing the interplay between equity size and economic health.

•  Loan: Our model uniquely captures the evolution of project debt, starting as a construction loan before transitioning into a term loan—a strategy reflective of real-world practices where terms are often renegotiated post-construction for more favorable conditions.

•  Ratios: We incorporate key project finance metrics such as Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR), Project Life Coverage Ratio (PLCR), and Loan Life Coverage Ratio (LLCR), with several variants for each calculation, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the project's financial robustness.

•  Debt Service Reserve Account (DSRA): This account is structured to forecast necessary reserves, securing debt service against potential cash flow shortcomings.

•  Major Maintenance Reserve Account (MMRA): In this sheet, we project the MMRA account for future major maintenance undertakings.

•  Revolver Credit Facility (RCF): The RCF component models a flexible credit line to manage liquidity, crucial for the ebbs and flows of project financing.

•  Shareholder Loan (SHL): This tracks shareholder loans, presenting a flexible financing option that can be customized to the project's financing strategy. This means that the model can better align the equity contribution with project finance practices.

•  Taxes: The tax component of the model accounts for various incentives, namely Depreciation Taxes and tax deferments.

•  Valuation: Our valuation framework utilizes discounted cash flows and other pertinent valuation metrics to assess the viability of the project.

•  Checks: The model incorporates rigorous validation checks to ensure data integrity and consistency, particularly regarding debt sizing, adherence to financial ratios, and other project requirements.

•  Tracking: This is a manual sheet that gives users the ability to compare the live cases with previous ones and assess where changes have occurred vis-à-vis the selected scenario.

This model stands as a testament to financial precision in solar project financing, serving as a powerful guide for stakeholders in making enlightened decisions for the PV Solar Project.

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Source: Best Practices in Integrated Financial Model, Energy Industry, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy Excel: Solar Farm (PV) - Project Finance Excel (XLSM) Spreadsheet, Jair Almeida


$80.00
Created by a certified Financial Modeler with 10 years+ of experience, including work with KPMG, McKinsey, and Deloitte, and managing $250MM+ in corporate finances. My goal is to provide institutional quality templates and analysis.
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Author: Jair Almeida
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Working as a business controller, I am used to producing reports for management, analyzing performance indicators, and developing comparative analyses in terms of pricing and commercial offers. I'm always looking for creative ways to exceed expectations and deliver top-quality management information in order to identify what drives businesses.

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