Solar power naranjo 50 mw pedro alejandrino rodriguez
Solar Energy Dominicana expect to start production of solar energy approximately six month after breaking ground, with an initial production of plus of minus 1-10 MW and incrementing production generation of 164,643 KW/h/year per month thereon until reaching full production of its 100 MW Solar Park. The sale of the generated energy produced during initial year of construction is project to bring an income of $13,650,000 and the company will received additional funds in the amount of $541,800 for Carbon (CO2) credit emission reduction per UN mandate. The Production Cost during this initial year is projected to be $2,047,500. Giving a Gross Margin in the amount of $11,602,500. The completion of the solar farm is estimated to take approximately two years. The Sale of the generated energy produced the third year is projected to bring revenues of $45,150,000 and $915,720 for Carbon (CO2) Credit. The Production Cost is projected to be $672,500. Giving an expected Gross Margin amount of $19,188,750 plus the Carbon Credit Income for a total Gross Income of $19,646,610. During the construction Solar Energy Dominicana is projecting to produce, sale and receive income the first 5 years as follow: Solar Energy Dominicana, Inc. - Income Projection (Summary) Income Category Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Energy Generation KW/h/year 164,643 164, 643 164, 643 164,643 164, 643 increased 10 mw/m @$,12 0 0 0 0 0 first year ; $.125nd yr. 0 0 0 0 0 and . $.129 thereon 0 0 0 0 0 CO2 Income by UN @ 10 0 0 0 0 Euro/ton = US$14.2/ton 270,900 333,220 457,860 457,860 457,860 Total Income-7,095,900 19,656,148 23,032,860 23,032,860 423,032,860 As can be expected the amount of income generated will lead to a 25% net profit because one of the great advantage of the Dominican law 57-07 is the 60% of taxes exception. SED is allowing 50% of income revenue to be deferred for the initial loan payment, which mean that the company will be generating substantial funds to begin paying the loan almost immediately after the first initial production. Leaving 10% for contingencies that could easily be reduced to allowed for greater allocation toward additional loan payments. One important information is the fact that in out projection, the price charged remain the s
