Utility-Scale Wind and Solar in Emerging Markets
An expert panel of private sector developers and investors discuss how to unlock the growing utility scale wind and solar market in the developing world. Watch the webinar
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De-risking private sector investment in emerging markets will facilitate scaling up deployment of renewable energy to meet climate, air quality, energy access, and energy security goals.
This primer summarizes the results of a research effort to better understand the barriers and opportunities for private sector engagement in emerging clean energy markets. It is intended to provide a perspective on private sector needs and constraints, and insight on ways to strengthen the impact that enabling environment support and reform has on clean energy investment in developing countries.
Establishing stable and transparent policy and regulatory frameworks, strengthening technical capabilities, and improving access to early-stage finance could enable greater investment in utility-scale renewable energy projects. Supporting regulatory frameworks and improving the capacity of policymakers and planners to use analysis-based and data-driven decision-making can help to de-risking private sector investment in developing markets.
The following policy and technical support solutions could help remove barriers to private sector investment in emerging markets. These solutions could be implemented by policymakers or supported by members of the donor community:
An expert panel of private sector developers and investors discuss how to unlock the growing utility scale wind and solar market in the developing world. Watch the webinar
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