Anybody know where the best place to brush up on PU&I technicals would be?
Is there a website or dedicated guide that anyone recommends? I have all the generic IB ones, I was looking for something more Power focused.
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These resources should provide a solid foundation for PU&I technicals with a focus on power and renewables.
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I don't know if there is any one good place to find this information, but I would make sure you understand how the rate base mechanics work. This only applies to utilities, and you won't be expected to know every nuance, but rate base mechanics are basically the one technical element in infra that doesn't have a direct analogue to in general IB.
It would be very beneficial to know, at least if you are looking at anyone that deals with the utility space, how to start with the rate base to get your authorized earnings and how that flows into your actual financials.
meh, idk if there is a technical guide for PU&I. If you're thinking along the lines of the 400 IBD Questions guide. From a modeling perspective get really comfortable with bottoms up analysis.
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