Aboriginal investment in run-of-river power projects

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    1. Financing First Nation Participation in Renewable Energy
    2. Ecotrust Canada ▸  Building the conservation economy ▸  Capacity, connections, capital ▸  Forestry, fisheries, energy
    3. Ecotrust Canada Capital
    4. Ecotrust Canada Capital ▸  Wholly owned subsidiary ▸  $10MM in loans ▸  40% to First Nation owned ventures zero defaults
    5. First Nation Opportunities 1.  Remote Community Electrification 2.  IPP wave
    6. First Nation Opportunities: 1.  Building and owning off-grid power station Example: Taku River Tlingit
    7. Taku River Tlingit
    8. Taku River Tlingit ▸  1.3MM litres of diesel burnt annually ▸  Cost of diesel fuel to BC Hydro $200/ MWh ▸  Electricity sold at $63/MWh ▸  Annual loss $20MM
    9. Taku River Tlingit ▸  2MW run of the river power plant ▸  100% owned by Taku River Tlingit ▸  Ecotrust Canada Capital financed 20% of $5MM equity
    10. Taku River Tlingit “When we turn on the lights or turn up the heat, we’re paying ourselves”
    11. e IPP wave in BC ▸  2008 5,000 GWh/yr call ▸  2008 10 MW standing offer program ▸  2008 Bio-energy call ▸  2010(?) 5,000 GWh/yr call Total number of projects: 100-200
    12. First Nation Opportunities 2. Building and owning an on-grid power station Example: Hupacasaht First Nation
    13. Hupacasaht First Nation
    14. Hupacasaht First Nation ▸  6.5 MW plant ▸  Hupacasaht own 72.5% ▸  Ecotrust Canada Capital participated in $9MM debt syndicate
    15. Hupacasaht First Nation •  “When the debt is paid off, annual dividends from this project will exceed our payments from INAC for all our social programs”.
    16. First Nation Opportunities 3. Negotiating a stake in an independent power project
    17. Accommodation ▸  Free-carry ▸  Royalty ▸  Option to acquire stake ▸  Conversion of royalty to ownership ▸  Post EPA ownership
    18. X First Nation ▸  <10MW Project ▸  Negotiated accommodation: ▸  1% Royalty ▸  8% Equity given after 20 years ▸  10% equity participation financed by Ecotrust Canada Capital ▸  $50,000/yr from yr 11, $200,000/yr from yr 20 or $1.7MM book value
    19. First Nation Opportunities 3. Negotiating a stake in an independent power project Example: Y First Nation
    20. Y First Nation ▸  ~10MW Project ▸  Negotiated accommodation ▸  30% common shares ▸  2% preferred shares ▸  8% preferred share participation financed by Ecotrust Canada Capital ▸  $75,000/yr in yrs 1-10, $125,000/yr in yrs 11-20, $1MM/yr in yrs 20-40
    21. Regeneration Fund ▸  Typical project: ▸  10 MW ▸  $2MM equity financed (33% ownership) ▸  $15MM net cash over 30 years
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