I don't understand how consenting has anything to do with financing the project. Direct Funding could be ready to go when the project is ready. And of course you wouldn't do it if the sector was at capacity (and could not increase its capacity), to avoid inflation.
re: normal debt issuance, why would we have to pay interest to priva…
I don't understand how consenting has anything to do with financing the project. Direct Funding could be ready to go when the project is ready. And of course you wouldn't do it if the sector was at capacity (and could not increase its capacity), to avoid inflation.
re: normal debt issuance, why would we have to pay interest to private banks to make the industry trust the process? Surely there is an alternative to avoid that high cost.
Lastly, what do you think about using Direct Funding for the Three Waters infrastructure, estimated to cost up to $185 billion over the next 30 years?
I don't understand how consenting has anything to do with financing the project. Direct Funding could be ready to go when the project is ready. And of course you wouldn't do it if the sector was at capacity (and could not increase its capacity), to avoid inflation.
re: normal debt issuance, why would we have to pay interest to private banks to make the industry trust the process? Surely there is an alternative to avoid that high cost.
Lastly, what do you think about using Direct Funding for the Three Waters infrastructure, estimated to cost up to $185 billion over the next 30 years?