
Although developing countries (DCs) hold the bulk of global renewable energy potential – especially for solar and biomass energy – they have not benefited from the same level of private investment as […]Continue Reading

Developing countries’ clean energies are attractive for investors, yet there are few specialized local funds. Analytical tools are undoubtedly inappropriate and underrate four specific areas of risk: fund Continue Reading

The preparation phase is essential in clean energy projects; it is also comparatively more costly, particularly in developing countries. Investment volumes continue to be insufficient as a result of the […]Continue Reading

The two clean energy companies set up by Aloe Private Equity in Asia have demonstrated that investment in clean energies in developing countries can indeed pay off. Whilst Greenko Group […]Continue Reading

The Multilateral Investment Fund finances clean energy projects led by small and medium-sized enterprises in developing countries. MIF’s experience in Latin America highlights some prerequisites for the Continue Reading

To attract private investors, returns on renewable energy projects in developing countries must offset the risks that are taken. Incentive policies, promoting loans with affordable guarantees and providing a wide Continue Reading

If global targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are to be met, it is essential to scale up energy efficiency development. Yet several obstacles prevent investors from getting involved and […]Continue Reading

Policies to develop renewable energies and energy efficiency are essential in order to tackle the looming energy crisis. Although least developed countries enjoy real potential, the required transformations are Continue Reading

Economic theories diverge radically on the role that banks and markets play in the development of a financial sector – and the link they have with economic growth. It is […]Continue Reading