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The Indiantown Cogeneration Project involved the con- struction and operation of a coal-fired plant in Martin County, Florida, that produces electricity and steam. The capital cost (including interest during construction) was approximately $770 million, Since completion, it has an electric generating capacity Of 330 megawatts (net) and a steam capacity of 175,000 pounds per hour, Thc project sclls the electric power to Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) under a 30-year contract and the steam to Caulkins OLTPUT/INPUT Electricity Coal consumption Indiantown Citrus Company under a 15-year contract. electricity payments have two parts: one [Or electric capacity and the other for thc clccrric energy that it receives. The projec& financing consisted of S630 million of 30- year 9% APR interest rate dcb( and $140 milhon of equity. The debt requires equal annual sinking fund payments of S3L5 million beginning in year II. Depreciation is straight line to zero over 20 years, The tax rate is 40%. Orhcr information about the project includes: year pounds per year tons year PRICES IN YEAR 1 , AND ANNUAL ESCALATION RATES (IN PARENTHESES) Electric C+acity payment Electric energy payment Steam price Coal price $375,000.00 24 00 0.20 per megawatt (I % per year) per per year) pct thousand pounds (7% per year) ton (4.5% per year) FIRST-YEAR OPERATING COSTS AND ANNUAL ESCALATION RXIT.S Fuel delivery and Waste disposal Operations and maintenance Other operating expenses QUESTIONS 1. Estimate the project's CFATs for each of the 30 years. 2. Using a 7.15% cost Of capital, and assuming a zero value, calculate the project's and 3. The debt was issued a year before thc project was completed. Calculate the interest coverage ratio and pcr ton of per year) million pet year) million year) cash flow coverage ratio for each ofyears 0 (the first year of the sinking fund, year II of the debt) through 20, . Will the project be able to meet its annual debt ser- vice obligations?