Energy
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2020 | Grid Integration of Variable Renewable Energy in Ethiopia
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Grid Integration of Variable Renewable Energy in EthiopiaBasic InformationGrant ID: K-151 Country: Ethiopia Region: Africa Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 8 Grant Title: Grid Integration of Variable Renewable Energy in Ethiopia Approved Grant Amount: $300000.00 Product Line and P-Code: Pipeline Lending, P176731 TTLs: Mikul Bhatia (Senior Energy Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: 9/2/2021~ 6/30/2023Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe project aims to facilitate variable renewable energy (VRE) integration in Ethiopia through technical assistance under the framework of the Sustainable Renewables Risk Mitigation Initiative (SRMI), and a capacity building program. The project contributes to increasing the reliable supply of electricity in a sustainable manner; expanding supply of affordable electricity to allow for access expansion in remote and poor areas of Ethiopia; and managing the impact of climate change by diversifying the sources of energy supply. List of Activities
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Outcomes The project will significantly increase the variable renewable energy (VRE) penetration in the country, raising questions as to the capability of the Ethiopian power system to effectively integrate the additional VRE generation into the grid. The activities will produce notes and reports on VRE penetration potential, grid impact studies, and recommended transmission network upgrades. Definitions of the transmission network planning and operation tools, as well as the design of the related tendering process will be procured. Capacity building and training events as well as in-time advisory outputs will be provided. Collaboration with K-Partners and Others
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P176731 | Pipeline Lending | Ethiopia | Active | $300000 |
2021 | Programmatic Technical Assistance (TA) on Energy Transition in the East Asia and Pacific (EAP) region
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Programmatic Technical Assistance (TA) on Energy Transition in the East Asia and Pacific (EAP) regionBasic InformationGrant ID: K-170 Country: China, Indonesia, Mongolia, Philippines, Vietnam Region: East Asia & Pacific Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 9 Grant Title: Programmatic Technical Assistance (TA) on Energy Transition in the East Asia and Pacific (EAP) region Approved Grant Amount: $600000.00 Product Line and P-Code: ASA, TBC TTLs: Joonkyung Seong (Senior Energy Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: TBCGrant ActivitiesProject summaryEast Asia Pacific region is recognized as being at the center of global energy transition and climate change mitigation, representing a significant share of global GHG emission and coal production and consumption. The region is driving global coal consumption as well as greenhouse gas (GHG) emission. The grant therefore aims to support the regional operations on energy transition, leveraging Korea’s low carbon innovation and technology experience. List of Activities
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TBC | ASA | China, Indonesia, Mongolia, Philippines, Vietnam | Active | $600000 |
2021 | Supporting Ecuador’s Energy Transition through an Energy Storage Program
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Supporting Ecuador’s Energy Transition through an Energy Storage ProgramBasic InformationGrant ID: K-171 Country: Ecuador Region: Latin America & Caribbean Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 9 Grant Title: Supporting Ecuador’s Energy Transition through an Energy Storage Program Approved Grant Amount: $600000.00 Product Line and P-Code: Pipeline Lending, TBC TTLs: Janina Franco (Senior Energy Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: TBCGrant ActivitiesProject summaryEcuador’s government has recently committed to the Ecological Transition through which it aims to reach carbon neutrality by 2050, and for this, fossil fuel base generation will need to be displaced. Although hydropower generation helped diversify Ecuador’s electricity matrix, the country remains highly vulnerable to climate change, as 68% of its hydro capacity is run-of-river. This low hydro generation in dry seasons or during extreme episodes, like El Niño/La Niña is being compensated with fossil fuels. Introducing storage in the grid will allow the use of renewable energy while maintaining high reliability in the system. Storage can also improve the efficiency of Ecuador’s grid, increasing the capacity factor of existing resources and offsetting the need for building new pollution-emitting peak power plants. Green hydrogen can offer the ability to store for long periods excess energy from run-of-river hydro power plants that would otherwise be wasted. The grant aims to support Ecuador increase the resiliency of the electricity matrix while supporting green economic post-COVID-19 recovery efforts by facilitating the development of new electricity storage capacity. In particular, the activities to be carried out will focus on: (i) assessing the potential to develop large-scale battery storage systems; (ii) developing a green hydrogen strategy to support decarbonization efforts; and (iii) identifying regulatory reforms necessary to enable private-sector investments in the renewable energy sector, including storage. It is expected that the results of these activities will serve as inputs to the National Expansion Master Plan. List of Activities
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TBC | Pipeline Lending | Ecuador | Active | $600000 |
2015 | An efficient, resilient, and green grid for the Bangladesh power system
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An efficient, resilient, and green grid for the Bangladesh power systemBasic InformationGrant ID: K-58 Country: Bangladesh Region: South Asia Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 3 Grant Title: An efficient, resilient, and green grid for the Bangladesh power system Approved Grant Amount: $350000.00 Product Line and P-Code: ASA, P150086 TTLs: Sheoli Pargal (Lead Energy Economist) Grant Start/Completion: 08/12/2015~08/15/2017Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe project aimed to increase energy resilience and economic development in Bangladesh by implementing a smart grid that facilitates renewable energy integration. Smart grids are more than just a way to improve energy efficiency and resilience—they can also be powerful green growth tools for addressing economic, environmental, and social inequities. This World Bank KGGTF-funded green growth implementation program will investigate and plan smart grid solutions for reducing Bangladesh’s dependence on expensive oil and dwindling gas supplies, making electricity cheaper and more accessible, and improving energy reliability. The program will identify ways of creating and integrating solar and hybrid mini-grids into larger-scale energy generation and transmission plans. Relying on the expertise of Korea Power Exchange, Bangladeshi officials will plan for the automated dispatch of energy, the introduction of smart-grid technologies, and more renewable sources, reducing operational and system failures and boosting energy access. The end result: a fuel economy that is less polluting, more secure, the generator of successful solar-powered irrigation in rural areas, and the catalyst for empowering the nearly 40 percent of the population that currently lives without electricity. List of Activities
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Outcomes: The project supported the Bank to develop a grid-compatible design of mini-grids that is highly replicable to support domestic, commercial and agricultural pumping loads throughout the country. The long term impact would be an enhanced access of electricity throughout the country. Mini-grids helped provide a cheaper and greener form of electricity to households and businesses and agricultural pumps. The overall expected outcome was that the basic smart components delivered a grid that was less susceptible to failure and readied the system for 1-1.5 GW of VRE that was being planned. Collaboration with K-Partners and Others
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P150086 | ASA | Bangladesh | Closed | $350000 |
2021 | Ukraine energy storage and ancillary services market development support
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Ukraine energy storage and ancillary services market development supportBasic InformationGrant ID: K-172 Country: Ukraine Region: Europe and Central Asia Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 9 Grant Title: Ukraine energy storage and ancillary services market development support Approved Grant Amount: $500000.00 Product Line and P-Code: ASA, P178169 TTLs: Silvia Martinez Romero (Senior Energy Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: 11/8/2021 - 6/30/2023 (anticipated)Grant ActivitiesProject summaryUkraine needs large scale deployment of energy storage to enhance the flexibility of the power system for the synchronization. Such large needs of energy storage in Ukraine will be met by facilitating private investments through policy and regulatory measures, which can facilitate economic growth, job creation, and post-pandemic recovery. On this premise, the grant will support the creation of needed enabling environments to enhance the flexibility of the Ukrainian power grid through energy storage technology investments and market expansion. Additionally, the activity will also support synchronization with the European electricity grid and decarbonization of the sector, while aiming to contribute to the policy dialogue at the national level to promote sustainable, environmentally sound, and resilient development and decarbonization of the Ukrainian Power grid. This grant will fund the development of one deliverable under the on-going World Bank’s Supporting Energy Transition and European Market Integration in Ukraine project. List of Activities
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P178169 | ASA | Ukraine | Active | $500000 |
2017 | Ethiopia Green Industrialization support program
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Ethiopia Green Industrialization support programBasic InformationGrant ID: K-109 Country: Ethiopia Region: Africa Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 5 Grant Title: Ethiopia Green Industrialization support program Approved Grant Amount: $550000.00 Product Line and P-Code: IFC - Advisory, IFC-00602203 TTLs: Sinem Demir (Operations Officer) Grant Start/Completion: November 2, 2017~June 30, 2022 (Anticipated)Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe objective of this grant is to support the Government of Ethiopia achieve its green industrialization agenda by providing the analysis and information to enable prioritization, targeted interventions and policy implementation. Climate change and green growth are top priorities for Ethiopia. The Government of Ethiopia (GoE)’s vision is to turn Ethiopia into a Middle Income Country by 2025 and to establish the country as a light manufacturing hub in Africa over the next 10 years. This KGGTF program will complement and inform existing World Bank programs on industrialization by assisting Ethiopia to pursue sustainable industrialization, with the objective of energy and resource savings as well as environmental pollution abatement. The grant will fund four integrated activities beginning with a green competitiveness analysis of key industries, based on which a tailored set of green competitiveness evaluation analysis indicators will be developed. The performance of these industries will then be benchmarked against regional competitors for green competitiveness. A review of the current industrial park framework will identify gaps and opportunities to scale green industrialization. Based on this analysis a green industrialization strategy will be developed to support the GoE’s Climate Resilience and Growth Strategy for Ethiopia’s main competitive sectors. List of Activities
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IFC-00602203 | IFC - Advisory | Ethiopia | Active | $550000 |
2017 | Renewable Energy Scale-Up to Support Green Growth in Pakistan
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Renewable Energy Scale-Up to Support Green Growth in PakistanBasic InformationGrant ID: K-113 Country: Pakistan Region: South Asia Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 5 Grant Title: Renewable Energy Scale-Up to Support Green Growth in Pakistan Approved Grant Amount: $390578.00 Product Line and P-Code: ASA, P169313 TTLs: Oliver Knight (Senior Energy Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: November 14, 2019~November 30, 2021Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe objective of this grant is to provide technical assistance and capacity building to support the Government of Pakistan as they work to attain sustainable development of large-scale and distributed solar PV. Energy demand in Pakistan is increasing rapidly. To meet these demands the country is focusing significant investment in the power sector, including construction of coal based power plants, funded through bilateral agreements with China. Pakistan has considerable potential for renewable energy resources. Recently the Government requested support from the World Bank to develop operations that would address barriers and mobilize investments in solar. This KGGTF grant will support the Government to explore the feasibility of developing two utility scale solar PV plants, one to demonstrate conjunctive use with hydropower, and the other to demonstrate conjunctive use with wind. Both wind and hydro are proven available resources in Pakistan as there is significant available land for future large-scale investment. The grant will additionally support both the preparation of a rooftop PV pilot program, and the preparation of an off-grid renewable energy-based rural electrification program. Technical assistance and capacity building activities will build the critical skills that policy practitioners and utility engineers require to engage relevant stakeholders to implement plans effectively. Ultimately, the program aims to support the Government with a clear strategy for renewable energy investment, a knowledgeable team, and the policies to facilitate the development of sustainable energy solutions. List of Activities
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P169313 | ASA | Pakistan | Active | $390578 |
2017 | Renewable Energy Scale-Up to Support Green Growth in Pakistan
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Renewable Energy Scale-Up to Support Green Growth in PakistanBasic InformationGrant ID: K-113 Country: Pakistan Region: South Asia Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 5 Grant Title: Renewable Energy Scale-Up to Support Green Growth in Pakistan Approved Grant Amount: $356443.00 Product Line and P-Code: Lending, P159712 TTLs: Oliver Knight (Senior Energy Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: December 27, 2017~December 31, 2020Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe objective of this grant is to provide technical assistance and capacity building to support the Government of Pakistan as they work to attain sustainable development of large-scale and distributed solar PV. Energy demand in Pakistan is increasing rapidly. To meet these demands the country is focusing significant investment in the power sector, including construction of coal based power plants, funded through bilateral agreements with China. Pakistan has considerable potential for renewable energy resources. Recently the Government requested support from the World Bank to develop operations that would address barriers and mobilize investments in solar. This KGGTF grant will support the Government to explore the feasibility of developing two utility scale solar PV plants, one to demonstrate conjunctive use with hydropower, and the other to demonstrate conjunctive use with wind. Both wind and hydro are proven available resources in Pakistan as there is significant available land for future large-scale investment. The grant will additionally support both the preparation of a rooftop PV pilot program, and the preparation of an off-grid renewable energy-based rural electrification program. Technical assistance and capacity building activities will build the critical skills that policy practitioners and utility engineers require to engage relevant stakeholders to implement plans effectively. Ultimately, the program aims to support the Government with a clear strategy for renewable energy investment, a knowledgeable team, and the policies to facilitate the development of sustainable energy solutions. This grant is linked to Lending ($100,000,000). List of Activities
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P159712 | Lending | Pakistan | Closed | $356443 |
2017 | Greener Manufacturing in Turkey
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Greener Manufacturing in TurkeyBasic InformationGrant ID: K-114 Country: Turkey Region: Europe and Central Asia Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 5 Grant Title: Greener Manufacturing in Turkey Approved Grant Amount: $450000.00 Product Line and P-Code: IFC - Advisory, IFC-00600641 TTLs: Sinem Demir (Operations Officer) Grant Start/Completion: January 11, 2018~September 30, 2020Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe objective of this grant is to bring a broader cross-sector level consensus around greener manufacturing in Turkey. The World Bank, jointly with the Turkish Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology (MoSIT), is undertaking a project to improve the government’s response to greener manufacturing through improved energy management, renewable energy interventions and resource conservation throughout the industrial sectors. This ongoing technical advisory project will develop a comprehensive roadmap to scale up greener manufacturing in Organized Industrial Zones (OIZs) of Turkey. As part of this effort, the project is working with the Korea Energy Agency on promoting energy management and clean energy throughout the industrial sector. This KGGTF funded program will support that initiative by way of a technical and financial diagnostic study to identify the most opportune actions to be taken to scale up sector level energy efficiency, resource efficiency, captive power opportunities and to formulize them for adopting an energy management system in a structured fashion. Based on the technical opportunities, the program will evaluate the regulatory framework to maximize the support for energy management system (EMS) development and growth and suggest actions required for the uptake of greener manufacturing. This analysis will then be consolidated together with the outcomes of the financial and regulatory diagnostics to establish a roadmap for greener manufacturing development in Turkey. The end results of this program are to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, save energy from manufacturing operations, make inroads to firm and sector level EMS certification and contribute to Turkey’s commitments to climate action. List of Activities
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IFC-00600641 | IFC - Advisory | Turkey | Closed | $450000 |
2017 | Strengthening Utility Capabilities by Capacity Building and South-South KE (SUCCESS-KE)
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Strengthening Utility Capabilities by Capacity Building and South-South KE (SUCCESS-KE)Basic InformationGrant ID: K-121 Country: Benin, Burkina Faso Region: Africa Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 5 Grant Title: Strengthening Utility Capabilities by Capacity Building and South-South KE (SUCCESS-KE) Approved Grant Amount: $600000.00 Product Line and P-Code: Lending, P161015 TTLs: Miarintsoa Vonjy Rakotondramanana (Senior Energy Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: March 7, 2018~June 30, 2021Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe objective of this grant is to establish a capacity building program to support the training of a generation of experts in the ability to analyze and manage Uganda’s water and environmental systems. These skills will include the integration of climate resilience and the analytical tools recently created to support smart environmental decisions. For over a decade the Government of Uganda (GoU) has undertaken reforms aimed at making Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) the foundation for water sector management and development. As part of the reforms, an appropriate policy and institutional framework for IWRM, including regulatory, planning and development has been established. Whilst there is some expertise to support this effort, crucial capacity gaps remain, including the need to address emerging issues such as the increasing significance of climate change that is leading to higher occurrences of extreme weather events such as flooding and droughts. This requires integration of climate risks and opportunities into the planning and designing of Uganda’s development programs and infrastructure, which requires specific skills set currently not available in country. This KGGTF program will support the design of applied training modules that will be used to build a cadre of skilled champions in key infrastructure sectors including energy, urban, transport and water. Firstly, funds will be used to undertake an institutional and training needs assessment of the water and climate sectors in Uganda, and the design of an institutional framework for establishing a Water Resources and Climate Resilience Institute to meet the increasing capacity development needs in the sector. Key training modules will then be developed in partnership with relevant global institutions such as the Korean Water Academy (K-Water), IHE-Delft in the Netherlands and MIT in the U.S. to be used in the training of government practitioners across key sectors. Training modules will be developed in line with needs identified from the training needs assessment. The grant funded countries also include Gambia, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Togo. This grant is linked to Lending ($60,000,000). List of Activities
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P161015 | Lending | Benin, Burkina Faso | Closed | $600000 |
2017 | KGGTF Sri Lanka Energy
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KGGTF Sri Lanka EnergyBasic InformationGrant ID: K-122 Country: Sri Lanka Region: South Asia Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 5 Grant Title: KGGTF Sri Lanka Energy Approved Grant Amount: $168077.00 Product Line and P-Code: Lending, P163864 TTLs: Wei Wang (Director) Grant Start/Completion: June 27, 2019~June 30, 2020Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe objective of this grant is to support the Government of Sri Lanka to reach their target goals of achieving 20% energy from non-conventional renewable sources in the country’s electricity mix by 2020, and becoming energy self-sufficient by 2030. Sri Lanka spends 50% of its export income on fossil fuel imports, which has resulted in economic vulnerability as the country is exposed to volatile energy prices. While there is enormous potential for renewable energy in Sri Lanka there are technical issues around grid stability and backup capacity that need to be addressed. Policies and the regulatory framework need to be created to support successful multi-stakeholder engagement and promote investment. Capacity building must also be established. Key components of the program will include an assessment that demonstrates the technical and economic viability of deploying variable renewable technologies (also called NCRE) and Liquefied Natural Gas, along with a technical diagnosis and study of grid integration. Establishing wide stakeholder engagement and building institutional capacity across technical, economical and policy arenas will also be critical to effectively implement the transition. This grant continues to build on previous programs, all of which aim to translate the Government’s vision and targets into implementation-ready plans and projects. This grant is linked to Lending ($25,000,000). List of Activities
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P163864 | Lending | Sri Lanka | Closed | $168077 |
2017 | KGGTF Sri Lanka Energy
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KGGTF Sri Lanka EnergyBasic InformationGrant ID: K-122 Country: Sri Lanka Region: South Asia Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 5 Grant Title: KGGTF Sri Lanka Energy Approved Grant Amount: $231923.00 Product Line and P-Code: ASA, P165133 TTLs: Jari Vayrynen (Senior Energy Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: October 7, 2017 ~December 31, 2019Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe objective of this grant is to support the Government of Sri Lanka to reach their target goals of achieving 20% energy from non-conventional renewable sources in the country’s electricity mix by 2020, and becoming energy self-sufficient by 2030. Sri Lanka spends 50% of its export income on fossil fuel imports, which has resulted in economic vulnerability as the country is exposed to volatile energy prices. While there is enormous potential for renewable energy in Sri Lanka there are technical issues around grid stability and backup capacity that need to be addressed. Policies and the regulatory framework need to be created to support successful multi-stakeholder engagement and promote investment. Capacity building must also be established. Key components of the program will include an assessment that demonstrates the technical and economic viability of deploying variable renewable technologies (also called NCRE) and Liquefied Natural Gas, along with a technical diagnosis and study of grid integration. Establishing wide stakeholder engagement and building institutional capacity across technical, economical and policy arenas will also be critical to effectively implement the transition. This grant continues to build on previous programs, all of which aim to translate the Government’s vision and targets into implementation-ready plans and projects. List of Activities
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P165133 | ASA | Sri Lanka | Closed | $231923 |
2018 | KGGTF - Improving readiness for energy efficiency investment in Vietnam's industries
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KGGTF - Improving readiness for energy efficiency investment in Vietnam's industriesBasic InformationGrant ID: K-123 Country: Vietnam Region: East Asia & Pacific Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 6 Grant Title: KGGTF - Improving readiness for energy efficiency investment in Vietnam's industries Approved Grant Amount: $350000.00 Product Line and P-Code: Lending, P151086 TTLs: Thi Ba Chu (Senior Energy Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: March 31, 2018~ March 31, 2022 (Anticipated)Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe objective of this grant is to support and build on the momentum created for industrial energy efficiency (EE) in Vietnam. To improve readiness for EE investment in Vietnam’s industries by demonstrating the viability of various industrial EE technologies and business models, and facilitating stakeholder engagement and knowledge sharing. Vietnam has experienced impressive economic growth and poverty reduction in the past 25 years. It has also proved to be one of the most energy intensive countries in East Asia with the country’s emissions expected to increase dramatically by 2030. To meet future energy demands, the country must focus on improving EE and defining it as the single lowest cost option to develop energy security. Achieving this will require durable programs and policies that focus on efficient energy technology. This KGGTF grant supports the demonstration and viability of industrial EE technologies and business models. This grant will further support the development of selected industrial EE projects and pilot suitable business models to attract the participation of industrial enterprises (IEs) and participating financial institutions (PFIs). This activity is expected to increase the efficiency of the EE sector in Vietnam through a cost-effective scale of EE by promoting a coordinated pipeline development mechanism, and technologies and business models applicable to Vietnam’s circumstances and market participation. Through the activities under this program, Vietnam will promote industrial EE to reduce its long-term dependence on imported fuels and exposure to volatile world market prices, therefore strengthening the country’s energy resilience. This grant is linked to Lending ($101,700,000) List of Activities
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P151086 | Lending | Vietnam | Active | $350000 |
2018 | Scaling Up Rooftop Solar PV
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Scaling Up Rooftop Solar PVBasic InformationGrant ID: K-124 Country: Turkey Region: Europe and Central Asia Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 6 Grant Title: Scaling Up Rooftop Solar PV Approved Grant Amount: $300000.00 Product Line and P-Code: ASA, P169221 TTLs: Almudena Mateos Merino (Senior Energy Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: October 12, 2018~ January 31, 2020Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe objective of this grant is to support the development of Turkey’s rooftop solar PV(RSPV) market, including informing preparation of a new World Bank lending operation in support of the RSPV market. The solar boom in Turkey (from 40 MW in 2014 to almost 3,500 MW at the end of 2017) to date has been primarily limited to ground-based projects under 1 MW in size in order to take advantage of the unlicensed feed-in-tariff (FiT) schemes. As of the end of 2017, only 200 MW of RSPV had been installed in Turkey, mainly in large industrial and commercial. In contrast, fully developed solar markets such as Germany, the US and Japan produce a significant portion of solar capacity through RSPV applications with 1KW and 10MW capacities. The RSPV market potential in Turkey for the next ten years has been estimated at 4 GW, taking grid capacity constraints, projected growth in RSPV sales, affordability and creditworthiness into consideration. This World Bank KGGTF grant will help address some of the barriers for RSPV scale-up in Turkey, which were identified in a market assessment carried out by the World Bank in 2017. The grant will support the development of technical standards and quality assurance systems for RSPV installations, design financial schemes and Government support options for various markets segments and define viable business models adapted to the applicable regulatory framework. The activities under this program are expected to inform a potential new World Bank lending operation in support of the RSPV market. The World Bank team will ensure that knowledge exchange events, capacity building activities and engagement with institutions and companies from the Korean energy sector are undertaken. List of Activities
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P169221 | ASA | Turkey | Closed | $300000 |
2018 | Hydropower climate change resilience guidelines development
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Hydropower climate change resilience guidelines developmentBasic InformationGrant ID: K-125 Country: Global Region: Global Sector: Energy Grant Year: Year 6 Grant Title: Hydropower climate change resilience guidelines development Approved Grant Amount: $300000.00 Product Line and P-Code: ASA, P169085 TTLs: Pravin Karki (Senior Hydropower Specialist) Grant Start/Completion: October 17, 2018~ December 31, 2020Grant ActivitiesProject summaryThe objective of this grant is to pilot Resilience Guidelines for the Hydropower sector developed with KGGTF funding in order to test and ensure their practical and effective use. Historical data is no longer sufficient for planning due to uncertainties in rapid socio-economic changes. To solve this problem, the World Bank KGGTF funded the creation of Guidelines to develop new approaches in long-term planning to improve the resilience of investments through tools and solutions for robust risk management and decision-making. The application of these Guidelines will help to identify vulnerabilities to climate and other uncertainties under the WBG green growth agenda. By providing support for the implementation of the Guidelines developed with funding from the KGGTF, this grant will help design more robust and resilient investments and ensure that the Guidelines are practical for users. The application of the Guidelines will be demand driven and fed directly into operations or technical assistance to identify specific future investments. The goal is to put decision makers in a better position to take relevant long-term decisions for the hydropower sector, and to understand how to incorporate resilience into their planning in a meaningful way. KGGTF support will enable both training in climate change resilience for selected client countries and dissemination of the Guidelines at the World Hydropower Congress in Paris in May 2019. This grant will support the use of these Guidelines for World Bank funded projects across all regions. It will help mainstream long-term green growth in project design and hydropower system planning, ensuring that Hydropower investments are more robust to whatever future conditions may materialize. List of Activities
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P169085 | ASA | Global | Closed | $300000 |