Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Financial Instruments" in M03097

Matter: CI# 28098 - P-128.07 - NSPI WO -  Authority to Overspend the Tufts Cove 6 Waste Heat Recovery Project - $8,699,864Approximate value for approval of $8.5 million.
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N-1Application 5/3/2010 1 passage
Incremental NPV Benefit of TUC 6 Duct Fired - Operating Cost Benefits from Hatch Analysis p. p. 11
Incremental NPV Benefit of TUC 6 Duct Fired - Operating Cost Benefits from Hatch Analysis Revised April/2010 - In-service • its from flaten Analysi Capital Cost = $93M Capital Cost = $78M Operating Operating Capital Costs Capital Costs Cap...

AI summary The document presents a table analyzing the incremental net present value (NPV) benefit of the TUC 6 Duct Fired project, focusing on operating cost benefits from Hatch Analysis. It compares capital costs and cumulative benefits over time, showing a net benefit in the early years but a decline in later years.

N-3Redacted NSPI (NSUARB) IR-1 to IR-20 7/16/2010 4 passages
NPV Benefit of TUC 6 No Duct Firing (High Load Plan E with NPPH Biomass Project) 2009 IRP Update Assumptions with NPPH Biomass Project p. p. 8
NPV Benefit of TUC 6 No Duct Firing (High Load Plan E with NPPH Biomass Project) 2009 IRP Update Assumptions with NPPH Biomass Project Capital Costs: Operating Costs: Capital Cost $78M Total High Load NPPH Biomass High Load NPPH Biomass Cu...

AI summary This document presents a net present value (NPV) analysis comparing two scenarios for the TUC 6 No Duct Firing project with the NPPH Biomass Project. It details capital and operating costs, cumulative costs, and NPV calculations from 2008 to 2032, with a discount rate of 6.81%. The analysis shows varying benefits over time for each scenario.

Incremental NPV Benefit of TUC 6 Duct Fired - Operating Cost Benefits from Hatch Analysis (High Load Plan E with NPPH Biomass Project) p. p. 9
Incremental NPV Benefit of TUC 6 Duct Fired - Operating Cost Benefits from Hatch Analysis (High Load Plan E with NPPH Biomass Project) Capital Cost = $93M Capital Cost = $78M Operating Operating High Load NPPH Biomass High Load NPPH Biomas...

AI summary This document presents a table analyzing the incremental Net Present Value (NPV) benefits of the TUC 6 Duct Fired project, comparing operating cost benefits and capital costs for two scenarios: with and without duct firing. The analysis spans from 2008 to 2032, showing operating cost savings and cumulative benefits over time.

19 p. p. 9
19 NPV Benefit TUC 6 without Duct-Firing vs No TUC 6 (StrategistTM) NPV Benefit TUC 6 with Duct-Firing vs TUC 6 without Duct-Firing Total Project NPV Benefit $M $M $M May 2008 Filing (Jun 2010 In 43.84 31.60 75.44 Service) Revised Capital...

AI summary The table presents NPV benefits for TUC 6 with and without duct-firing, comparing different filings and revisions. The data shows changes in NPV benefits over time, highlighting the financial impact of duct-firing on the project.

Refer to Section 1020 clause 1.8.2 p. p. 259
Refer to Section 1020 clause 1.8.2 Item Con duct or S ize & Typ e Sup ply P rice Inst all P rice Tota l Pri ce Sup ply P rice Inst all P rice Tota l Pri ce Sup ply P rice Inst all P rice Tota l Pri ce Sup ply P rice Inst all P rice Tota l...

AI summary The text presents a table with details on conductor sizes, types, supply and installation prices for various items, including conductor sizes, material types, and associated costs. It includes specific pricing information for different conductors, such as 4C, 3C, and 2C conductors made of copper (Cu) with TECK as the supplier.

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