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Any deviation, however, that was not cap- tured in the Credit Subsidy Cost will require either additional fees or discre- tionary appropriations.
The Credit Subsidy Cost is the net present value of the estimated long-term cost to the U.S. government of a loan guarantee as determined under the applicable provisions of the Federal Credit Reform Act of 1990, as amended (“FCRA”).
The Applicant may not finance the payment of the Credit Subsidy Cost through funds obtained from the federal government or through a loan made or guaranteed by the federal government, unless otherwise explicitly authorized by Congress.
The Credit Subsidy Cost is expressed as a percentage of the Guaranteed Loan amount.
In accordance with FCRA and this Solicitation, DOE must consult with OMB and obtain OMB’s approval of DOE’s calculation of the Credit Subsidy Cost for each proposed loan guarantee prior to issuing any loan guarantee.
Section 1702(b) of Title XVII provides that DOE must receive either an appropriation for the Credit Subsidy Cost of a loan guarantee or, in lieu of an appropriation, a cash payment of such cost directly from the applicant.
DOE’s allocation of Appropriated Credit Subsidy pursuant to this Solicitation will be made in conjunction with DOE’s consultation with OMB regarding the calculation of the Credit Subsidy Cost for each proposed loan guarantee.
DOE makes no representation regarding the amount of any particular applicant’s Credit Subsidy Cost.
For a Qualifying Project the portion of the Credit Subsidy Cost that DOE will pay is the amount of the Credit Subsidy Cost that is above seven percent (7%), up to a total of $17,000,000.
In all cases the applicant will pay the amount of the Credit Subsidy Cost that is seven percent (7%) or less.