FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECTS
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Transcript FINANCING ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROJECTS
Energy Efficiency in the EBRD’s operations
and opportunities
for technical cooperation
Aleksandar Hadzhiivanov, Energy efficiency specialist
Bratislava, 4 March 2010
Outline
• Sustainable Energy Initiative (SEI), Phase 2;
• Activities within SEI;
• Technical Cooperation (TC) activities;
• Projects of E2C2 under preparation.
EBRD SUSTAINABLE ENERGY INITIATIVE (SEI), Phase 2
• SEI - a framework for Bank’s operations on sustainable energy
• Main areas and results of SEI 1 (2006-2008):
Category
€ Million
No. of Projects
Industry, Agribusiness and Property sector
679
56
SEFFs
362
31
Clean power generation
1,010
19
Renewable energy
227
14
Municipal infrastructure
388
46
Total
2,665
166
• SEI, Phase 2 (2009-2011) continue addressing the main areas with accent on some
new specific priority topics:
● EE in Buildings;
● Stationary use of Biomass
● CC mitigation in natural resources sectors ● EE in Transport
● CC Adaptation
● Carbon market development
Activities within SEI
• Direct lending of large stand alone industrial, power production and
municipal EE projects;
• Sustainable Energy Financing Facilities (SEFF) - “One-Stop-Shop”
dedicated loan facilities through local banks for EE or RE small and
medium size projects;
• EE technical assistance on projects within pipeline of banking teams
i.e. Agribusiness, Municipal and Infrastructure, Property&Tourism,
Transport, etc;
• Policy dialogue as assistance to national governments and regional
authorities;
• Capacity and institutional building;
• Promotion and dissemination;
Technical Cooperation under SEI
• Direct lending and EE technical due diligence:
o Consultants providing energy audits, pre-feasibility and feasibility studies, market
and risk assessment, EIA, ... – obviously, but not only under framework contracts;
• Sustainable Energy Financing Facilities (SEFF):
o Market demand study;
o Project Consultant;
o Verification Consultant;
• Policy dialogue and institutional building:
o Assistance on development of EE APs, policy and legal framework;
o Development and up-grade of EE technical standards and regulations;
o Assistance on development of institutional framework: energy auditing bodies,
licensing authorities, business associations...;
• Capacity building, promotion and dissemination:
o Trainings, Development of new financial products, Dissemination campaigns;
Sustainable Energy Financial Facilities - SEFF
EBRD
Donor
Funded
Contract
Credit € Line
Consultant
Technical Assistance
Energy Audits
REUPs
Training
And Marketing
Support
Participating
Bank
Loan € Agreement
Sub-Borrower
Donor
Funded
Contract
Independent
Energy Expert
Implementation Verification
SEFFs under operation:
16 SEFFs in 14 countries;
EUR EUR 900 millions committed, 32 local banks involved;
Slovak Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Finance Facility,
SLOVSEFF: www.slovseff.eu;
Bulgarian Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Credit Line,
BEERECL: www.beerecl.com;
Residential Energy Efficiency Credit Line in Bulgaria, REECL:
www.reecl.org;
Georgian Energy Efficiency Financial Facility, ENERGOCREDIT:
www.energocredit.ge;
Kazakhstan SEFF, KAZSEFF: www.kazseff.kz;
Ukrainian Energy Efficiency Programme – UKEEP: www.ukeep.org;
SEFFs operated in other countries: Armenia, Hungary, Moldova,
Romania, Russia, Western Balkan countries
SEFFs under preparation:
Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia (MDS under
preparation);
Uzbekistan (MDS prepared);
Turkey (under procurement):
Further opportunities:
- Direct lending facility;
- Industrial&SMEs energy efficiency credit line;
- Residential facilities (Bulgaria, Moldova, Russia,
Ukraine)
- Green mortgage facilities (concept under preparation)
Projects of E2C2 under preparations
Energy Performance Assessment (EPA) of built environment projects:
– Two framework contracts on EPA; Procurement - 2Q, 2010, Budget: ab. € 500,000;
Policy dialogue in building sector – assistance of National Authorities on:
–
Law on Energy Efficiency of Buildings, Moldova; Procurement - 1-2Q, 2010, Budget: € 298,000;
–
Amendments of Housing Codes, Moldova; Procurement - 1-2Q, 2010, Budget: € 298,000;
–
Amendments of Housing Codes, Kyrgyzstan; Procurement - 2Q, 2010, Budget: € 298,000;
–
Preparation of building regulatory, Russia; Procurement – 1Q 2010, Budget: € 199,000;
–
Development of Energy Performance Contracting for public buildings:
–
Capacity building, awareness raising and regulatory development of EE in residential sector
Ukraine, Procurement – 1Q 2010, Budget: € 1,000,000;
Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Romania, Russia. Procurement – 1Q 2010, Budget: € ab. 260,000 each
country;
Small TC assignments on EE in buildings: Budget: < € 70,000;
–
–
Roof up-grade technical assessment;
Legal due diligence of proposed mechanisms and projects (e.g. ESCO activities in residential
sector of Latvia)
Energy Performance Assessment and
Corporate Policy Support
Two framework contracts over period of 18 months;
–
Procurement start - 2Q 2010;
Total budget: about € 500,000;
Work plan:
–
EPA and (where applicable) energy certificate of up to 15 large commercial development projects;
–
Corporate EE & environmental guidelines for at least 5 Developers;
–
Advise on implementation of BMS;
–
Cost benefit analysis of specific EE investments;
–
Capacity building and trainings of about 5 Developers;
Consultant profile:
–
Technical expertise, qualification, references, knowledge of ISO EN and national standards;
–
Existence of local technical partners on regional basis;
–
Good communication skills and experience with capacity building;
Thank you!
Alexander Hadzhiivanov
Energy Efficiency & Climate Change Team
European Bank for Reconstruction and
Development
One Exchange Square, London EC2A 2JN
tel: +44 207 338 7605
fax: +44 207 338 7642
e-mail: [email protected]