Capital costs are costs, typically recurring, which are set in advance and do not vary. Examples include storage overheads amortized over the total number of assets, documentation, etc.
Costs include:
Capital costs are costs, typically recurring, which are set in advance and do not vary. Examples include storage overheads amortized over the total number of assets, documentation, etc.
Cash flow represents the after tax influx of money, which can be positive if savings are considered.
(Revenue - (All Costs + Depreciation)) * (1-Tax Rate) + Depreciation
Operational costs are the sum of operation costs for a period and includes all variable costs related to operating the equipment (e.g., fuel and maintenance).
Revenue is calculated from the Profile.
Total Cost of Ownership represents the sum of all cash flows after tax cost over the life cycle of the asset.
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