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INOVATIVE FINANCING FOR
EE AND RES PROJECTS
EXPERIENCE FROM WESTERN BALKAN AND
UZBEKISTAN
NENAD PAVLOVIC
SOUTH EAST EUROPE CONSULTANTS (SEEC)
BELGRADE, SERBIA
BERLIN, 7 MAY 2010
Major framework conditions
Western Balkan countries
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Energy Policy & Strategy
Secondary legislation
Feed In Tariffs
Energy carrier prices
Primary energy resources
Financial IEE schemes
Privatization
Service market
EE product market
Yes
Yes/No, but mostly not in place
Yes, mostly
Almost/Cost reflective
Poor
Yes, available
Mostly done
Not enough developed, TA needed
Developed
Uzbekistan
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Energy Policy & Strategy
Secondary legislation
Feed In Tariffs
Energy carrier prices
Primary energy resources
Financial IEE schemes
Privatization
Service market
EE product market
No
Not in place
No
No cost reflective (Gas only 50 US$/1000 m3)
Gas, huge reserves
In preparation
Not completed
Not enough developed, TA needed
Developing
Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings (SER, MNE; WB)
Social
monitoring
Technical
monitoring
Evaluation & Reporting
‘BEFORE’
РАДОВИ
Monthly Total Demand for Combined Zones in Odzaci.bso
70
60
50
40
Demand (MWh)
30
20
10
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Month
8
9
10
11
12
Heating loads
Humidify loads
Cooling loads
Dehumidify loads
Internal gains
Solar gains
‘AFTER’
Social monitoring
АНКЕТА
МЕРЕЊА
Technical monitoring
Traditional Credit Lines (EBRD, KfW, IFC, etc.)
IFI
Contract
Project
Consultant
Loan
Agreement
€
€
Local bank
€
Incentive
Payment*
Contract
Verification
consultant
€
Borrower
• IFIs do not want to destroy local financial market
• Typically hire project and verification consultant
• Credit conditions are similar at the local commercial market with some benefits (longer maturity or
grace period, for instance)
WeBSEDFF (EBRD) – http://websedff.com
EBRD
Donor
Funded
Contract
Loan
Agreement
Project
Consultant
€
€
Borrower
Incentive
Payment*
Donor
Funded
Contract
Verification
consultant
• Incentive payments will be paid upon technical completion of the investments to eligible
Borrowers
• CO2-based Incentive Payments
• IP = CO2 emissions avoided per year x Price per ton of CO2 x Annuity factor (depending
on discount rate and number of years over which CO2 emissions reductions will be
remunerated
UZEEF – Industry, M 25 US$
World Bank
Financing Agreement
Project
Agreements
Republic of Uzbekistan
MoE
Subsidiary Credit Agreements
Asaka Bank
Uzpromstroi Bank
Sub-Loan Agreements
Hamkor Bank
Sub-Loan Agreements
Industrial Enterprises (IEs)
Jumping vs. gradual increase of EE
$
At present
EE POTENTIAL
JUMP to TARGET
$
$
$
Local
BAT
$
World
BAT
0
1
2
3
4
5
YEAR
Challenges
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Outdated and life spent of both production and energy technologies
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Large technical potential for EE improvement
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Energy carrier prices not cost reflective – smaller market potential
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Difficult to make distinction between IEE vs. refurbishment, replacement,
production extension - misunderstandings
Faster EE product penetration than development of new services
Commercial banks still treats these markets as high risks area ->
expensive loans – TA for development of new product ‘IEE loan’
Privatization ongoing – focus on renewal of physical production, not on
energy and IEE; faster development of service market – TA needed!
Oversized capacities – real challenge how to structure the approach
Demand Side Management in factories – demand is high !
Training of consultants (EA, BP, BAT, etc.) – demand is high
Thank you for your attention
QUESTIONS
&
UNSWERS