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Bigbird9999on Nov 10, 2017 2:33pm
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RE:Electricity savings
RE:Electricity savings
Read it carefully..... They have not reduced their power costs by 20%.... They are simply recovering 40% of the capital that they have already spent on power saving projects
The power rebate is an amount equal to 40% of CAPEX for approved power saving projects. I.e. If they spend $10 million CAPEX on a power saving project they will get a $4 million rebate for the $10 million they spent. The rebate is given as a reduction in the monthly power bill of up to 20%. Thie rebate continues until 40% of the approved CAPEX has been recovered.
At the current 50% production rate the monthly power bill is about $1.3 million US per month ($120 US per tonne x 11000 tonnes). They will receive a reduction of 20% = ~$250K per month until they recoup 40% of the money they have already spent..
Boone went to great lengths to say that there were no guarantees that thie 20% discount would continue past the recovery of the 40% of CAPEX that they havemade. Continuation of the rebate will be dependant upon NIF generating new power saving projects, getting them appproved and spending $2.5 in CAPEX to get back $1 in rebates ain the future.
The 20% reduction is just spin designed to confuse anus rubes and make us think theat they have actually saved money......THEY HAVE NOT. They are siply getting back 40% of what has already been spent.
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