Government
Governments can play an important role in clean energy investments. Government facilities and military operations are often significant “offtakers” of energy, thus there is an opportunity for the public sector to invest in clean energy through energy efficiency upgrades, renewable energy generation, and microgrids. The government can also support clean energy investment through national development banks, green banks, guarantees, and incentives. Public sector institutions also play an important role in establishing an enabling environment for clean energy investments. In more regulated markets, the utility may be a state owned utility, and thus the utility could also be viewed as an arm of government.
Resources CESC
Tools and Websites
Sustainable Energy Marketplace
Sources:
International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)
Publication
Caribbean Public Private Partnership (PPP) Toolkit
Sources:
Caribbean Development Bank
World Bank
Inter-American Development Bank
Date:
23 May 2017
Tools and Websites
Training Materials
Tenders and Reverse Auctions: A Complete Clean Energy Finance Guide
Sources:
Clean Energy Finance Solutions Center
Tools and Websites
Training Materials
Tax Measures: A Complete Clean Energy Finance Guide
Sources:
Clean Energy Finance Solutions Center
Tools and Websites
Training Materials
Net Metering and Net Billing: A Complete Clean Energy Finance Guide
Sources:
Clean Energy Solutions Center
Tools and Websites
Training Materials
Loan Guarantees: A Complete Clean Energy Finance Guide
Sources:
Clean Energy Finance Solutions Center
Tools and Websites
Training Materials
Green Banks: A Complete Clean Energy Finance Guide
Sources:
Clean Energy Finance Solutions Center
Tools and Websites
Training Materials
Feed-In Tariffs: A Complete Clean Energy Finance Guide
Sources:
Clean Energy Finance Solutions Center