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STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY (EE) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION (DG) PORTFOLIOS with PROJECT FINANCE (PF) & ASSET-BACKED SECURITIES (ABS) Richard ORourke Global Energy MBA 2014 Project &


  1. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY (EE) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION (DG) PORTFOLIOS with PROJECT FINANCE (PF) & ASSET-BACKED SECURITIES (ABS) Richard O’Rourke Global Energy MBA 2014 Project & Dissertation

  2. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Research Question: • What are the equity returns for an investment in the development of a portfolio (40) of cogeneration assets Project Financed by bank debt pre-construction and an Asset-Backed Security (ABS) post-construction? (cf Calpine strategy ~2000, SolarCity’s recent ABS issues)

  3. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Motivation: • International Energy Agency (IEA): to keep average global temperatures below 2 o C warming, the internationally agreed target, infrastructure investment needs to double from current levels to $500bn/yr by 2020 and double again to $1trn/yr after 2030 . source: CPI

  4. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Rationale: • To scale the level of investment in EE and DG they require access to lower cost capital • Aggregating EE/DG investments into portfolios provides the level of scale to attract institutional investors • The portfolio effect mitigates source: OECD counter-party credit risk

  5. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Rationale: • The UK remains behind its European counterparts in the deployment of cogeneration • DECC forecasts an additional 2.8GWe will be installed by 2030 at an estimated cost of over £1.5bn

  6. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Approach: • Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Model • An arbitrarily set number of project finance (PF) deals were modelled (40) using a standard PF approach source: UNEP

  7. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Approach: • Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Model • The model assumes the bank debt is refinanced by the issue of an Asset-Backed Security (ABS) once construction is complete for the entire portfolio source: Climate Bonds Initiative

  8. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Approach: • Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Model • The core modules of the model are ← ← Project Finance • ‘Off - Take Portfolio’ – defines the client → Portfolio and engine parameters of the portfolio Off-Take Off-Take ↓ ↑ and associated cash flows Clients Portfolio ← ← ← Asset- • ‘Project Finance Portfolio’ – defines the ↓ ↑ Backed parameters of the bank debt and → → → → Security ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ ↓ ↑ associated cash flows ← ← • Equity ‘Asset - Backed Security’ – defines the Bank(s) ↓ ↑ Investors parameters of the ABS and associated → → cash flows ESCo ↓ ↑ • ← ← ← Stakeholders includes the ESCo, its clients, Security the equity investors, the banks, and the ABS investors Investors → → →

  9. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Approach: • Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Model • A temporal view of the Programme Phases Develop programme phases and Construct stakeholders shows how Operate they overlap and/or Securitise change over time Portfolio Senior A Senior B Projects Subordinate Equity Investors Stakeholders Debt Providers Off-take Clients Securities investors ESCo Direction of time

  10. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Approach: • Cogeneration Portfolio Lifetime Output (elec) HoT ESA • Many parameters of Construction Complete Operation Start 1st Billing Date the portfolio were 1st Payment Date ESA Expires Last Payment Date selected randomly Jan 2013 0.0 to reflect ‘real’ 20.0 Jan 2017 business development 40.0 activity 60.0 Jan 2021 80.0 GWh Jan 2025 100.0 120.0 Jan 2029 140.0 160.0 Jan 2033 180.0 Jan 2037 200.0 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 Client #

  11. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Approach: • Asset-Backed Security (ABS) Model • A sophisticated ABS model was constructed to accurately reflect its typical operation Notional Total Cashflow Senior Subordinate Actual Senior Loan - Reserve Subordinate Excess Integrity Amortisation Available for Triggers Swaps Fees Loan - Loan - Amortisation Interest Account Loan - Interest Released Checks Schedule Liabilities Principal Principal Period x (includes Period x+1 Prepay, Default, Recovery) Period x+y

  12. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Assumptions: • A set of assumptions were selected to compare equity returns • Cost of Capital (Low / High Scenarios) • Pre-construction Bank Debt (70%) : 7% / 9% + LIBOR (1%) [DSCR: 1.2/1.4] • Post-construction Bank Debt : 5% / 7% + LIBOR (1%) ABS (Senior: 80%): 2% / 4% + IL GILTS (0%) ABS (Sub: 20%) : 4% / 6% + IL GILTS (0%) • Business Development (Low / High Scenarios) • ‘Less’ aggressive 40 engines/40 months • ‘More’ aggressive 40 engines/24 months engine size ranged from 1.5 to 2.4 MWe

  13. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Results: Business Development IRR (pre-tax) Less Aggressive More Aggressive 40 projects, 40 months 40 projects < 24 months Lower Cost Capital Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Cost of Capital IRR: 26.3% IRR: 29.7% PF: Pre-C 8% Post 6% DSCR 1.2 ABS: Snr 2% Sub 4% (Equity: £19.1m) (Equity: £20.1m) Higher Cost Capital Scenario 3 Scenario 4 PF: Pre-C 10% Post 8% DSCR 1.4 IRR: 23.7% IRR: 25.1% ABS: Snr 4% Sub 6% (Equity: £17.3) (Equity: £19.2m)

  14. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Results: £90.0 • Present Value (PV) of ABS Notes based on different levels of £80.0 quarterly contribution £70.0 (excluding inflation adjustment) £60.0 • Effectively it’s the value of the (£ millions) mortgage that can be borrowed £50.0 for the interest rate on the note £40.0 based on different levels of fixed £30.0 quarterly payments • The model uses £2.0m for the £20.0 scenarios explored £10.0 £0.0 £1.80m £1.90m £2.00m £2.10m £2.20m Quarterly Payment 2.0% Senior 4.0% Sub 4.0% Senior 6.0% Sub

  15. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Results: £10.0 Scenario 1 £9.0 ~£65m raised £8.0 on sale of ABS £7.0 depending on £6.0 £ millions market £5.0 conditions £4.0 £3.0 £2.0 £1.0 £0.0 Construction Cost Debt Drawdown CFADS Repayments ABS

  16. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Results: • Business Development Risk • ‘Less’ Aggressive Scenario ‘More’ Aggressive Scenario £10.0 £100.0 £10.0 £100.0 £9.0 £90.0 £9.0 £90.0 £8.0 £80.0 £8.0 £80.0 cumulative £ millions cumulative £ millions £7.0 £70.0 £7.0 £70.0 £ millions £6.0 £60.0 £ millions £6.0 £60.0 £5.0 £50.0 £5.0 £50.0 £4.0 £40.0 £4.0 £40.0 £3.0 £30.0 £3.0 £30.0 £2.0 £20.0 £2.0 £20.0 £1.0 £10.0 £1.0 £10.0 £0.0 £0.0 £0.0 £0.0 Construction Cost Cum Debt Drawdown Construction Cost Cum Debt Drawdown Cum Construction Cost Cum Construction Cost

  17. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Results: • Business Development Risk • Both scenarios very aggressive in light of market data • Although, projects below funded at much higher cost of capital 900 400 800 350 MWe installed (area) 700 300 600 250 # sites (lines) 500 200 400 150 300 100 9 23 27 9 4 19 200 13 14 50 6 3 2 100 0 -1 -2 -3 -7 -7 - -50 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 MWe installed New units # sites UK CHP installations in the 1 to 9.9 MWe range, source: DUKES 7.1

  18. STRUCTURED FINANCE & INDUSTRIAL COGENERATION FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY ( EE ) & DISTRIBUTED GENERATION ( DG ) PORTFOLIOS Results: • Default Risk • Returns above assume perfect portfolio performance • How badly are equity returns affected by client defaults? • Further work required to develop appropriate default models • Simple model defaults 15% of clients randomly mid-way through contract • Equity returns reduce by <10% (IRR remains >15%)

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