• Project Financing And Risk Mitigation
• Negotiating International Power Purchasing Agreement (PPA)
• Agreements strategy to meet finance provider's requirements.

Project Financing And Risk Mitigation

1. Financing the project through multilateral organizations with various products as securitization, exports credits, commercial credits, Eurobonds, revenue bonds, political risk insurance, etc.
2. Structuring the financing of the project to meet the lender's evaluation criteria.
3. Creating binding contractual agreements to effectively mitigate EPC and O&M risks.
4. Controlling sovereign intervention with inplementation agreements that define government responsibilities.
5. Overcoming the effects of commercial risks on project financing (credit, performance, etc.)
6. Diversifying financial risk with multiple sources of funding (working capital, term loans, etc.)
7. Structuring the project finance package to include host country tax, credit, etc.
8. Providing support of local partners, government officials, and local communities to ensure project stability and continuity. Translate from/into English documents in Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, and other five East European
   languages.

Negotiating International Power Purchasing Agreement (PPA)

1. Establishing power purchaser minimums to support project debt.
2. Adjusting the power sales rate to accomodate additional capital or operating cost.
3. Negotiating the currency payment to reduce the risk of devaluation.
4. Minimizing contract termination to protect owner's revenue stream.
5. Taking care in the contract provisions to overcome force majeure risks.
6. Providing three components of The Power Purchase Agreement to
   cover both cost of debt service and equity in the project.

Agreements strategy to meet finance provider's requirements.

1. Structuring Letters of Intent (LOI), Memorandums Of Understanding (MOU), PPA, Fuel supply agreement, etc., to reduce development risks.
2. Diversifying financial risk with multiple sources of funding (construction loans, working capital loans, etc.)
3. Attracting sources of equity that improve financing options.
4. Using fixed income capital for international project and other structured finance.
5. Using debt guarantee programs to secure investor repayment.
6. Structuring the project finance package to include host country tax, credit, and bankrupcy constraints.

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