Please explain why the below scenario would be a viable investment. A power plant management is considering
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Please explain why the below scenario would be a viable investment.
A power plant management is considering an investment in increased efficiency of their plant, which costs $1.2 million and lasts for 10 years. During these period of time it will save $250,000 / year. The investment has no salvage value. The plant has an MARR of 13%.
NPVfuture = Initial cost + P/A* Annuity + P/F* Salvage Value
P/A = (1+13%)^10 - 1 / 13%(1+13%)^10
= 2.39456738992 / 2.81629783023
= 0.85025
P/F = 1/(1+13%)^10
= 1/3.39456738992
= 0.29459
So we need to solve the NPV,
NPVfuture = $1,200,000 + 0.85025*$250,000 + 0.29459*0
= $1,412,562.5
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