Business models to realize the potential of renewable energy and energy efficiency in the greater Mekong subregion
The business models outlined here focus first on ways of spreading risk and overcoming financial barriers to investing in renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, and secondly on the provision of services to facilitate such investment. The key features of the models are described, togethe...
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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2020
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| Online Access: | http://dspace.uniten.edu.my/jspui/handle/123456789/14958 |
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| Summary: | The business models outlined here focus first on ways of spreading risk and overcoming
financial barriers to investing in renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, and
secondly on the provision of services to facilitate such investment. The key features of the
models are described, together with their advantages and disadvantages. A few examples
of how these models have been applied in practice are drawn from GMS countries. The
intent of the ADB technical assistance (TA) was for each of the five countries to provide
three examples of renewable energy and energy efficiency business models that were
either effective or not, the latter to help other countries steer clear of models that have
proven difficult. Unfortunately, this aspect of the TA was largely unfulfilled. International
best practices may be drawn from various reports of the World Energy Council, the
International Energy Agency, and other lead organizations. |
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