O&M contract financing for foreign projects

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The Export-Import Bank of the United States (Eximbank) has created a program to extend credit and guarantee support to operations and management (O&M) contracts involving foreign projects. The program covers the costs to be incurred in relation to the contract, home office and spare parts costs, travel expenses and specific activities within a manufacturing plant. However, it does not cover raw materials, operating supplies, wages of project owner's personnel and expatriate personnel foreign living expenses. Eligibility is based on a project's long-term benefits to the owner or the host nation and its ability to meet Eximbank criteria.

Federal & fed.-sponsored credit, National commercial banks, Banking industry, Foreign investments, Finance, Economic policy, Contracts, Loans, Export-Import Bank of the United States, Government guaranteed loans

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Environmental impact assessment and ranking the environmental projects in Jordan

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A novel methodology that will be used both as a guide in prioritizing environmental projects in Jordan and an assessment tool for evaluating their environmental impact was developed. The proposed method uses the nominal group technique as a structured group decision process and the PROMETHEE as a multi-criteria decision aid software. The methodology was found to be reliable since it has the capacity to integrate several analytical decision management techniques that increase the flexibility and efficiency of environmental planning.

Methods, Multiple criteria decision making, Environmental impact analysis, Environmental auditing

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CEA NOD TO GO FOR PROJECTS WORTH UP TO Rs5,000 CR

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The Government of India has raised the ceiling for exemption from techno-economic clearance for power projects from Rs1,000 crore to Rs5,000 crore. The clearance of the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) is not required for investments up to Rs5,000 crore in power projects. The Government of India has permitted State governments to take the memorandum of understanding (MoU) route for power projects up to 250 mw. Till now, the limit of 100 mw. (rk)

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