Understand the value stack.
Test the assumptions.
Treatment economics, useful products and project costs belong in one view. This illustrative tool explores arithmetic, not NZP plant performance.
What changes the commercial case?
Edit the assumptions below. Product output is a user-entered scenario, not a feedstock-to-output prediction. Use net energy exported after internal plant consumption.
Treatment revenue means contracted net gate-fee income, not avoided customer disposal costs. Enter a non-negative value. Where the project pays for feedstock, include that cost within operating costs.
Before financing, tax, depreciation and major replacement reserves.
The assumptions that need evidence.
Feedstock & operations
Supply contracts, preparation, moisture and composition, plant availability, internal energy consumption and residue treatment.
Products & offtake
Net saleable volumes, specification, conditioning, customer demand, contract price, transport and delivery responsibilities.
Capital & carbon
Equipment, installation, utilities, contingencies, finance and whole-system carbon performance. Carbon credits require separate eligibility.
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