Taking the credit? Newfoundland and Labrador’s wind-hydrogen fiscal framework
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Realising up-front ITCs is critical to project returns
- Fiscal synergies are required to achieve hurdle IRR at current ammonia price
- Sharing project value
- Methodology
- Project assumptions
- Economic assumptions
- Ammonia price sensitivities
- Taxpayer sensitivities
- Introduction
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NL province fiscal terms
- Land fees
- Wind electricity tax
- Water use fees
- Water royalty
- NL investment tax credits (ITC)
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Canada federal fiscal terms
- Federal corporate income tax (FIT)
- Federal investment tax credits (ITC)
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Provincial and federal ITC and project capex (US$ billion)Project IRR under different ammonia price and taxpaying assumptionsBreakeven ammonia price required for a 5% or 10% IRR under different taxpaying assumptions
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Share of project values (NPV0) under different pricesNL project value and company IRR, with and without water royaltyHypothetical NL wind-hydrogen project schematicHypothetical NL wind-hydrogen project assumptionsAmmonia price 2020 – mid-2023 (US$ /tonne)Summary of ITC assumptionsProvincial and federal ITC as % of project capex
What's included
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