I think just about all income will be for design and construction work atm. If any income stream from power generation it would be minimal at this point as most facilities built so far have been for clients i.e. we need this build us one.
With projects like GI do CCE actually see the income stream? The DOD has asked CCE to build a microgrid for them I would have thought that DOD then uses the power and any surplus is delivered to the grid so any feed in tariffs and credits to western power/ synergy and would go to DOD rather than CCE. If CCE built a power station like Northam I can understand a Power purchase agreement at a set rate for x years which would show as an income but it wouldn't be excessive per quarter. The fees or cost to build and install the facilities for clients will far outstrip the cost for power supply income.
I guess there are projects to deliver a product (Murchison) and provide a capital income and no income stream and projects that deliver a service (Northam) incur a capital expense and generate a power income. Then some projects may include both approaches.
P.s i don't recall the arrangement with DOD with regard to power purchase agreements.
