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Methods for Conceptual Capital Cost Estimation
Conceptual capital-cost estimates are important for assessing the economic viability of proposed projects, but their usefulness depends on understanding how to appropriately apply the estimates.

Wind Farm Valuation Update: A Deeper Dive into the Income Approach for Ad Valorem Taxation
The development of wind farms in the U.S. has exploded over the past 20 years. Federal and state level incentives, state-mandated Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS), and property tax abatements are some of the factors that have helped fuel this significant growth.

Property Insurance In Hard Markets: What Approach to Take
Mitigate a the magnitude of a potential insurance rate increase by preparing a thorough submission document early in the renewal process.

Insurance Appraisals and Property Insurance Limit Risk
Insurance Appraisals: what are they, what purpose do they serve, and why are they important? Risk managers, insurance industry professionals, and property owners alike should be able to answer all three questions at length and understand the value of a current, accurate, and reliable insurance appraisal.

Valuation of Wind Farms: Just a Breeze?
Wind farm development in the U.S. has grown significantly over the past two decades, fueled by federal and state incentives as well as mandated state Renewable Portfolio Standards (“RPS”).

Scaling Laws: Uses and Misuses in Industrial Plant and Equipment Replacement Cost Estimates
Scaling laws are ubiquitous in the study of nature, biology, computer networks, economics and other social sciences,[1] and various engineering applications.
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