- Sonntag, 05. Dezember 2010 19.00 – 22.00 Uhr In meinem Kalender speichern
Financing Renewable Energies in Developing Countries
A Roundtable Dinner Discussion
Featuring
Jasper Inventor, adviser to the Philippine delegation
Norbert Gorißen, German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
Silvia Kreibiehl, Deutsche Bank AG, Asset Finance & Leasing - Sustainable Investments
Athena Ballesteros, Lutz Weischer, World Resources Institute
Arne Jungjohann (moderator), Heinrich Boell Foundation
Cancun, Mexico
The World Resources Institute and the Heinrich Boell Foundation North America cordially invite you to this roundtable discussion on renewable energy policy design and implementation in developing countries. Speakers will focus on questions of policy design and what role predictable performance-based incentives, such as feed-in-tariffs, can play to mobilize investments and support the extension of renewable energies in developing countries. They will discuss which broader enabling environments need to be in place for successful implementation of such policies and how climate finance can both support the creation of these enabling conditions and help meet the incremental cost of renewable energy promotion policies.
This roundtable is invitation only. For further information please contact Arne Jungjohann at arne@boell.org
Jasper Inventor, adviser to the Philippine delegation
Norbert Gorißen, German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
Silvia Kreibiehl, Deutsche Bank AG, Asset Finance & Leasing - Sustainable Investments
Athena Ballesteros, Lutz Weischer, World Resources Institute
Arne Jungjohann (moderator), Heinrich Boell Foundation
Cancun, Mexico
The World Resources Institute and the Heinrich Boell Foundation North America cordially invite you to this roundtable discussion on renewable energy policy design and implementation in developing countries. Speakers will focus on questions of policy design and what role predictable performance-based incentives, such as feed-in-tariffs, can play to mobilize investments and support the extension of renewable energies in developing countries. They will discuss which broader enabling environments need to be in place for successful implementation of such policies and how climate finance can both support the creation of these enabling conditions and help meet the incremental cost of renewable energy promotion policies.
This roundtable is invitation only. For further information please contact Arne Jungjohann at arne@boell.org