A. Introducción

El propósito de esta lista de comprobación no es reemplazar la revisión del contrato de construcción, sino ser utilizada después de esa revisión a fin de verificar que se hayan contemplado todas las áreas clave del contrato. No es esencial obtener respuestas positivas para todas las preguntas que siguen para asignar una revisión positiva al contrato, pero cabe esperar que la lista de comprobación sea de utilidad para detectar las áreas del contrato que requieran mejoras.

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1. Jurisdicciones de derecho civil/Common Law

2. En jurisdicciones de derecho civil:

• 2.1 ¿La ley contempla el ajuste de los términos en caso de cambios en las circunstancias?

  • a) Cambios en la estructura de costos;

  • b) utilización de los activos;

SCHEDULE 1: Operator's Obligations

SCHEDULE 2: Fundamental Requirements with Which the Operator Must Comply

SCHEDULE 3: Authority's Obligations

SCHEDULE 4: Events Entitling the Authority to Terminate the Agreement

SCHEDULE 5: Controlling the Reimbursable Elements of an Operator's Fee

A. Agreeing the Budget

B. Controlling the Budget

C. The consequences of failing to stick to the budget

A. Introduction

The purpose of this checklist is not to replace a review of the construction contract, but is intended to be used following such a review in order to check that all the key areas of the contract have been addressed. It is not essential to obtain positive answers to all the questions below in order to be able to give a contract a positive review, but hopefully the checklist will be useful in identifying areas of the contract which require further attention.

A Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) specifies the contract between two parties: a) the seller, who generates electricity,and; b) the buyer, who is looking to buy electricity. It defines all the terms for the sale between the two. A PPA secures the payment stream for a Build-Own Transfer (BOT) or concession project for an independent power plant (IPP). It is between the purchaser (often a state-owned electricity utility) and a privately owned power producer.

Land Lease Agreements are used whenever the government owns the land of the site of a project and leases it to the operating company or concesionnaire for the period of the concession contract. In an independent power project, the Land Lease Agreement could be a stand-alone agreement, or its main provisions can also be included in the Power Purchase Agreement or Implementation Agreement.

Australia

Sources of Financing and Intercreditor Agreement^[1]

Equity Contributions

Project sponsors are the investors in the project company that are likely to be providing expertise and some of the services to the project company (such as construction or operations services). Sponsor funding is generally through equity contributions in the project company through share capital and other shareholder funds.

A public-private partnership for an energy project requires a number of agreements to set out the relationships between the different stakeholders. For a full description of the main relationships in PPPs more generally, please, see Concessions, Build-Operate-Transfer, Design-Build-Operate. This section explores the agreements specific to an energy project.

The World Bank has developed a number of sample contracts for client countries for sanitary landfill design construction and operation (and financing), which have been sanitized and summarized below: