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World Bank Group Support for Clean Energy Development Washington, D.C. December 14, 2006 Anil Cabraal Lead Energy Specialist Energy and Water Department.

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1 World Bank Group Support for Clean Energy Development Washington, D.C. December 14, 2006 Anil Cabraal Lead Energy Specialist Energy and Water Department The World Bank

2 Outline  WBG Clean Energy Commitments  FY06 Results  Project Examples  Future Commitments and Actions

3 WBG Commitment to Clean Energy Bonn Commitments (2004 ): Support Renewable Energy (RE) & Energy Efficiency (EE) scale-up Committed to an average 20%/year growth over the next 5 years for new RE & EE investments. G-8 Summit Request (2005): Raise the profile of climate change globally and to expand the participation of key countries in long term climate management. Lead to the creation of Clean Energy and Development Investment Framework

4 WBG Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Commitments, 1990 - 2006

5 FY06 RE/EE Results - By WBG Institution (Millions of dollars) Source of Funds New- RE Hydro >10MWEETotal Word Bank (IBRD/IDA)135.7118.6115.3369.5 World Bank (GEF and Carbon Finance)54.76.01.262.0 IFC17.467.0309.0393.4 IFC (GEF,CF and other trust funds)13.00.020.133.1 MIGA0.0 1.8 Total220.8191.6447.4859.8 New RE: Solar, wind, biomass, geothermal, hydro up to 10 MW/facility

6 WBG Energy Sector Commitments 1990-2006 (millions of US dollars) Energy Sector FY1990-2005FY05FY06FY90-06 Percent IBRD/ID A a IFC a, b MIGAWBG Total Power24,4152,4062,3451,0642,45231,61755% Renewable Energy5,3469425146664127,21412% Energy Efficiency2,07530552434472,8325% Coal3,32315352341033,4766% Oil & Gas6,8952,26670746289310,76019% General energy sector1,753001251701,9233% Total43,8075,9333,6062,7944,47757,822100% a/ Includes GEF co-financing and Carbon Finance. b/ IFC FY05 RE and EE data updated from IFC 2005 Sustainability Report

7 Share of RE and EE Commitments Relative to Other WBG Energy Commitments

8 World Bank Group Activities in Extractive Industries FY06 InvestmentsNon Investment US$ millions MiningOilGasGeneral Policy and Capacity Building IDA---30.9 IBRD--412.53.8 IFC79.4239.8189.9- MIGA110.0--- Total189.4239.8602.434.7 WBG FY06 EI Financing by Sub Sector

9 CLASSIFICATION OF WORLD BANK FY06 POWER PROJECTS BY TYPE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENERGY FORM

10 IFC FY06 Power Sector Investments  IFC's Infrastructure Department did $360M in 10 power sector investments in FY06  Renewables- Four projects totaling $87.45M involved RE  Of the six remaining projects totaling $272.6M two are natural gas-fired power generation & two are diesel  IFC's financing is not supporting Greenfield coal-fired power generation capacity  Used for retrofitting existing coal-fired power plants with flue gas desulphurization equipment to reduce pollution.

11 Project Examples Renewable Energy China: RE Scale-Up Program –wind, hydro, cogeneration Philippines: PCF- Northwind Bangui Bay Moldova: RE from Agricultural Waste Honduras: La Esperanza Hydroelectric Development India: BCML Bagasse Cogeneration Plants Laos PDR: Nam Theun II – Large Hydro Ukraine: Hydropower Rehabilitation Peru: Biofuels Energy Efficiency Tunisia: Energy Efficiency Program / Industrial Sector Bulgaria: District Heating Poland: Energy Efficiency Vietnam: Rural Energy II – T&D Loss Reduction China: Heat Reform & Building EE Burkina Faso: Power Sector Development

12 Commitments in Clean Energy and Development Investment Framework Scale up World Bank Group support:  Energy for development and increasing access: Focus on Africa Energy Access.  Low carbon investments: Focus on G8+5 countries.  Adaptation to climate change

13 Looking Forward: Transition to a Low Carbon Economy Transport Efficiency Projects LAC Regional Transport Project India Transport Project China Transport Project Thermal Power Rehabilitation India Thermal Power Rehabilitation China Thermal Power Rehabilitation India Programmatic Fund for Cleaner and Lower Carbon Development ECA Geothermal China Renewable Energy Coal-Fired Power Plant Efficiency Improvement (IGCC) Low Carbon Action Plan (FY07-08): Country Case Studies India China Mexico Brazil South Africa

14 Next Steps – Clean Energy & Development  Mobilization of donor assistance and implementation of the Africa Energy Access Action Plan;  Further refinement of the financing options to support the transition to a low-carbon economy;  Strategy Development including tools and finance to meet the challenge of adaptation.

15 For more information… http://www.worldbank.org/re http://www.worldbank.org/retoolkit FY06 RE & EE Progress Report forthcoming in December 2006

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