the underlying cost of operation

French translation: les coûts d\'exploitation sous-jacents

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English term or phrase:the underlying cost of operation
French translation:les coûts d\'exploitation sous-jacents
Entered by: Irène Guinez

07:54 Aug 31, 2016
English to French translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / Financing of a projet (risk allocation)
English term or phrase: the underlying cost of operation
5.4.7Operation Cost Increase

The project company will need to manage its operating costs in relation to the revenues it receives from the

project. Ideally for the project company, the operator will be paid a fee based on the output the project

achieves (although the operator will be insulated from any reduction of output caused by construction

defects, market risks or other risks not attributable to the operator). However, particularly in developing

countries, the operator may not be willing to bear this long-term risk and may only be willing to fix a profit

fee and identify a budget for operating costs which are then paid by the project company. Certain specific

risks may be borne by the offtake purchaser (such as damage due to failure of the offtake purchaser’s

infrastructure or increases in the underlying cost of operation, possibly index linked) and the input supplier

(such as damage caused by improper input quality).
Irène Guinez
Spain
Local time: 08:54
les coûts d'exploitation sous-jacents
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les coûts d'exploitation sous-jacents


Explanation:
If your problem was with translating "underlying", here is the definition:http://www.wordreference.com/enfr/underlying

Laetitia Chemin
France
Local time: 08:54
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