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Project Financing Electricity Projects with Senior Debt : A Practical Guide / by Yandisa Nongena.

Springer eBooks EBA - Energy Collection 2026 Available online

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Nongena, Yandisa.
Series:
Energy Series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Power resources.
International finance.
Statistics.
Business enterprises--Finance.
Business enterprises.
Natural Resource and Energy Economics.
International Finance.
Statistics in Business, Management, Economics, Finance, Insurance.
Corporate Finance.
Local Subjects:
Natural Resource and Energy Economics.
International Finance.
Statistics in Business, Management, Economics, Finance, Insurance.
Corporate Finance.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (727 pages)
Edition:
1st ed. 2026.
Place of Publication:
Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2026.
Summary:
This book is a guide to project financing, primarily used to fund infrastructure projects. While it focuses on electricity projects, its insights can be applied across various sectors. It employs a P&L statement as a framework for approaching deals, with CFADS at its core. It introduces fundamental building blocks to ensure CFADS remains predictable, mechanisms to safeguard its predictability, warning signals for material deviations, and a system of incentives and penalties to manage potential disruptions—all within the structure of a P&L statement. In summary, this is a practitioners’ guide in every sense. It sets minimum advisory standards expected by lenders, defines risk-informed contractual clauses that enable commercially bankable agreements, and provides calculations and assumptions necessary for determining debt size—irrespective of borrower structure or lending arrangements.
Contents:
What is project financing? – A functional definition, highlighting project & lender configurations
Profit and loss statement – Essence to distil CFADS, size debt and equity to fund a project
Making CFADS (& DS) predictable – focusing on each line item of P&L statement
How to protect CFADS (& DS) predictability – Focus on each line of P&L statement
Setting up alarms and policing – Deviation of CFADS and DS and potential causes thereof
Setting timings – periods starts and ends, business days notices and days to deliver
Loan Market Association (LMA) precedent – Don’t reinvent the wheel but pick ‘n chose
Security package – In case it all goes pear shaped
Ancillary facilities – Other often necessary or advisable finance needs in one package
CPs – Confirming facts before committing to lend
Portfolio management – Policing compliance with credit/facilities agreement
Respect established processes & negotiators’ limitations – No mandate to re-engineer processes
Basics of electricity and technologies therein
Vertically integrated electricity monopolies – One end of regulatory spectrum
Liberalised electricity markets – The other end of regulatory spectrum
Investment support regimes – They differ by country and over time! Know what to lookout for?- Electricity market advisors – Price forecasts and insights beyond price forecasts
Datacentres – Their valuation reports and resilience thereof as off-takers
Due diligence: Understanding its general intricacies
Legal due diligence – The details that matter and why?- Technical due diligence – The details that matter and why?- Insurance due diligence – What details matter and why?- Tax due diligence – What to lookout for and why?- Model audit – What a model auditor looks for and confirms to lenders
Lender's scepticism and curiosity – Closing due diligence gaps and operational reporting cracks
Single/multiple project vs numerous projects – Materiality informs DD and mitigation needs
Online, realtime and collaborative due diligence – Live Diligence™ experience
The project financing process – From courting, conception, cradle to grave
Typical meetings and calls – Timetable and workflow on the March to financial close
Leverage finance vs project finance –Chalk and Cheese
Epilogue: The need for further edition of this book
My project finance teachers – A roll call.
Notes:
Print version record.
ISBN:
9783032162106

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