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Bearing the brunt

Building contractor bankruptcies of have recently stressed the credit profiles of several power projects in the US. Standard & Poor’s Scott Taylor and Tobias Hsieh look at how sponsors and lenders responded and the effects on the various parties

When Standard & Poor’s (S&P) rates a preconstruction infrastructure project, a key consideration is how the sponsors have shifted construction risk from the lenders to the contractor. Also important is whether the contractor can manage the risk – if it cannot, then the risk will probably remain with the lenders.

Construction contracts that provide sufficient penalty and damage payments to ensure

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