Ormrod
are pioneers in providing innovative and flexible finance
packages for Power Generation projects and have, in close
liaison with their international bankers, developed a
proven Build, Own, Operate Transfer "BOOT"
method of financing power station development.
With Ormrod's "BOOT" financing scheme, OPWI
incur the full risk of designing, building, and operating
the power station.
The photo below shows typical financed installation
The client only pays for the power used, when it is used
(i.e. power by the hour), while still maintaining full
control over distribution policy and power tariff
pricing.
Capital funding is not required and the money released by
adopting a "BOOT" scheme can be used on other
important infrastructure needs.
When collected efficiently, tariff revenue can be banked
before power payments fall due making the scheme totally
self-financing.
The key to sucess of this now proven scheme is not only
the extremely low capital cost from remanufacturing the
power generation equipment, but also the savings achieved
from using proven fully updated equipment designs which
are renowned for reliability and longevity.
With capital input and operating cost kept to a minimum,
an OPWI "BOOT" scheme can be implemented with
minimum affect on the electrical trariff rate even in
heavily subsidised situations.
The photo below shows the control room of a typical financed
installation.
