Terms related to Infrastructure Industry

For projects where new power plant is being developed independently of the local or national utility, the legal control and ownership of the plant can be described by various acronyms. BOO (build, own, operate) is used when ownership of the project remains with the same company throughout its life. BOT (build, operate, transfer) is when the project company retains control for a time to receive profits from operational revenue, and then transfers ownership, often to the local public sector utility. Similarly for BOOT (build, own, operate, transfer) where ownership actually resides with the project company for a time. BOLT (build, own, lease, transfer) is for when the company leases control to third parties, before transferring ownership.

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