I was wondering about the debt equity mix.
There's a 44MW CPV project in South Africa that just raised debt of $100M for the project.
If we use our estimated cost of $300M as a comparison with the above, then their project cost is roughly $150M...which gives that project a steep 66% debt equity ratio.
If we apply the same debt equity ratio, we'd be raising $200M debt, zero private equity and $100M govt funding.
If the govt funding component is excluded, we'd be raising $130M debt and $70M private equity.
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