Abstract
In an era of high cost and heavy competition for capital, third-party financing of energy-related projects is a potentially attractive alternative to more conventional internal funding. To judge the applicability of outside funding to a particular project, facility owners and potential third party investors need to know how to evaluate the costs and benefits involved. The purpose of this paper is to present such an evaluation, using data taken from a real project.
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