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Project finance — Checklist for operation and maintenance contract
Introductory note: | ||
The project company will typically enter into an operation and maintenance (O&M) contract with an operator (the O&M contractor) to provide operation and/or maintenance services. | ||
The purpose of an O&M contract is to: | ||
• | allocate operating risk to the party best placed to bear it, that is, the O&M contractor; | |
• | ensure that there are clear criteria for assessing the performance of the project and that targets, if met, will generate adequate revenues for the project company; and | |
• | manage operating and maintenance costs. | |
This checklist is a good starting point for key issues that should be addressed by the provisions in an O&M contract. | ||