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Event InfoPower Project Finance7 – 11 September 2020, Johannesburgwww.infocusinternational.com/powerprojectfinanceOverviewProject finance is widely used for large infrastructure projects including thermal and renewablepower projects. The technique enables project risks to be allocated to the parties best able to managethem and facilitates the raising of long term debt without recourse to the project developer.The correct allocation of risk through an appropriate commercial structure is the foundation of a soundfinancing plan and this course will develop these themes by walking through the commercial contracts andfinance documentation and provide an understanding of how to determine the optimal amount of debtusing cash flow and ratio analysis. Current circumstances in the African power project sector will bediscussed.Investment committees need to be sure that all risk aspects have been studied and the course will detailthe key elements of the due diligence exercise. The course will also provide a guide on how to approach thedebt market.Benefits of AttendingThe course is intended to provide a firmunderstanding of the principles which createa bankable power project finance structure interms of risk allocation and the commercial andfinancial structure. On completion of this courseyou will understand:• How a power project is structuredand financed• How to identify power project risksand mitigation strategies• The role of the financial model and cashflow and ratio analysis• Debt sizing techniques• Project finance term sheets andloan documentation• Contract documentation• The due diligence process• How to efficiently identify viableproject prospects• How to approach the debt market• Project analysis & development• Commercial & legal• Commercial services suppliers(law, insurance etc.)• Policy makers and policy advisors dealingwith energy sector financial issuesTeaching MethodologyThe agenda will combine presented materials withplenty of opportunity for Q&A, interactive discussions,and the use of quantitative models to illustrate keylearning points. Current market examples and data areutilised wherever helpful.Course CertificateUpon the successful completion of this course, youwill receive a Certificate of Completion bearing thesignatures from both the Course Director and theCourse Organiser. This Certificate will testify yourendeavour and serve towards your professionaladvancement.Who Should Attend• Power project developer,investor or financier• Finance & accounting• Project finance & structured finance• Power project managementTo Register/Enquire on this course, please contact:Abigail HarrisInfocus InternationalTel: +65 6325 0215Email: abigail@infocusinternational.comWebsite: www.infocusinternational.com/powerprojectfinance
E: abigail@infocusinternational.com www.infocusinternational.com/powerprojectfinance“Excellent training with a world class and highly experienced specialist.”Senior Power Expert, Regulatory Commission for Electricity Sector, SenegalBook 3 persons andsave $500 eachPower Project Finance7 – 11 September 2020, JohannesburgBenefits of AttendingThe course is intended to provide a firm understanding of the principles which create a bankable power projectfinance structure in terms of risk allocation and the commercial and financial structure. On completion of this courseyou will understand:■ How a power project is structured and financed■ How to identify power project risks and mitigation strategies■ The role of the financial model and cash flow and ratio analysis■ Debt sizing techniques■ Project finance term sheets and loan documentation■ Contract documentation■ The due diligence process■ How to efficiently identify viable project prospects■ How to approach the debt marketWho Should AttendIncluding but not limited to people working in:■ Power project developer, investor or financier■ Finance & accounting■ Project finance & structured finance■ Power project management■ Project analysis & development■ Commercial & legal■ Commercial services suppliers (law, insurance etc.)■ Policy makers and policy advisors dealing with energy sector financial issuesSupported by:OFFSHORE MAGAZINEENERGY INSIGHT
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