IHS CERA: Capital Costs

The IHS CERA Capital Costs Analysis Forum - Downstream features our advisory service to help clients effectively monitor, forecast and manage downstream portfolio project costs. Used by clients in the regional industry, as well as end-users, service providers and financial companies, our analysis gives subscribers access to:

• Quarterly reports
• Workshops
• The IHS CERA secure online product website
• Telephone and email contact information for research staff
• Learn more

The IHS CERA Capital Costs Analysis Forum - European Power helps utilities companies and power generators to better monitor, forecast and manage costs within their portfolios of projects and to discuss costs from a strategic point of view with regulators and investors. Used by firms in the regional industry as well as by regulators and investors in the financial sector, our analysis gives subscribers access to:

• Quarterly and semiannual reports
• Workshops
• The IHS CERA secure online product website
• Telephone and email contact information for research staff
• Add-on regulator package
• Learn more

The IHS CERA Capital Costs Analysis Forum - Upstream features our new advisory service to help clients to better monitor, manage and forecast project portfolio costs. Used by regional clients in the upstream sector, as well as end users, service providers and financial institutions, the Forum provides subscribers with:

• Quarterly reports
• Workshops
• The IHS CERA secure online product website
• Telephone and email access to research staff
• Learn more

The IHS CERA Capital Costs Analysis Forum - North American Power helps clients in the North American power business better monitor, forecast and manage their project portfolio costs. Our analysis gives Forum members access to:

• Quarterly and semiannual reports
• Semiannual workshops
• The IHS CERA secure online product website
• Telephone and email contact information for research staff
• An add-on regulator package
• A one-time market briefing
• Learn more

IHS CERA Capital Costs Analysis Forum – European Power
At the core of IHS CERA Capital Costs Analysis Forum—European Power is the Power Capital Costs Index (PCCI), a tool used for monitoring the current state of the European construction cost environment. Similar to the Consumer Price Index (CPI), the PCCI consistently measures a fixed basket of inputs—in the PCCI's case those associated with the construction of a portfolio of power generation facilities. The European portfolio is a balanced representation of all the major regions as well as fuels and technologies. The Forum also tracks and reports data on individual markets that drive construction costs. For more details, please contact Sam Shoro  at +44 0 203 159-3409

IHS CERA Capital Costs Analysis Forum – Downstream
The Forum serves mainly to evaluate downstream project development costs through the application of a Downstream Capital Cost Index (DCCI), which is designed to capture the precipitating elements behind the modern cost environment. The DCCI tracks the purchase price for a representative set of project portfolios and calculates weighted values for various inputs that have recently caused downstream project costs to skyrocket.
For more details, please contact Sam Shoro at +44 0 203 159-3409

IHS CERA Operating Costs Analysis Forum – Upstream
At the core of IHS CERA Operating Costs Analysis Forum – Upstream is the Upstream Operating Cost Index (UOCI) for monitoring the current state of the global upstream cost environment. The UOCI defines and tracks a series of marketplaces that drive cost changes. IHS CERA experts apply their knowledge to contextualize any changes in the index within larger, systemic shifts such as industry trends or geopolitical shocks.
For more details, please contact Sam Shoro at +44 (0) 203 159 3409

IHS CERA Capital Costs Analysis Forum – North American Power
The Forum's main purpose is to determine North American construction costs for power project portfolios through the application of a Power Capital Cost Index (PCCI). The Forum uses the PCCI to track the purchase price for a representative portfolio of 30 power projects. The PCCI calculates a weighted value for various inputs that had caused power plant project costs to skyrocket and then fall in recent years. For more details, please contact Ken Downey at +1 617 866-5138