Energy Efficiency and Self-Supply Renewable Energy Program

implementation

The grant contribution would support training and capacity building activities to catalyze investment, as well as additional feasibility studies and environmental or legal costs if they make the projects economically unviable. (a) reducing transaction costs in eligible projects (including due diligence and legal costs that can disproportionally impact the economics of small projects), (b) conducting self-supply renewable energy, energy efficiency, and engineering feasibility studies to identify and implement potential projects, and (c) developing and disseminating capacity building materials to share lessons learned with the market, including project developers, other financial institutions, and local corporations.