Title: Financing Energy Efficiency Projects
Date: 21 April 2021
Time: 10:00-12:00 CET
IEECP join forces with the ABN AMRO Bank N.V. in The Netherlands to work on two interconnected projects funded by European H2020 : ICCEE, seeking to identify and implement significant energy efficiency performance benefits in the food and beverage cold supply-chain sector, and the Triple-A project to enhance, at an early stage, the Investment value chain of energy efficiency projects, assist financial institutions to increase their deployment of capital in energy efficiency and make investments more transparent.
The Dutch Capacity Building Webinar was held on the 21th April 2021, attended by 27 stakeholders from the financing sector. During the webinar IEECP and ABN AMRO went deeper into the inner workings of the Triple-A project and the underlying criteria used.
Webinar Programme:
09:55-10:00 Walk-in & Technology check
10:00-10:15 General introduction ICCEE, Triple-A & IEECP
10:15-10:30 Introduction to Triple-A
10:30-11:00 The EU Taxonomy
11:00-11:20 Risk and Mitigation Strategies
11:20-11:40 Financial models for Energy Efficiency projects
11:40-12:00 Discussion & Wrap-up
Hosts / Guest-Speakers:
- Erik Faassen (IEECP / Triple-A project) - Host
- Reinout van den Berg (Energie-Nederland) – Guest Speaker
The highlights of the webinar will be published soon in a Briefing Note. Stay tuned!
The IEECP and ABN AMRO Bank N.V.collaboration allows both organizations to tap into the best of both worlds; with IEECP providing focused expertise to the dissemination of knowledge from a European Energy and Climate Policy perspective and ABN AMRO being one of the lead financial institutes and a huge player in The Netherlands providing tremendous knowledge, insight, and the practical leverage needed to create actual impact in the market, uncovering new sound investments, from both a Dutch and European perspective, in energy efficiency financing.
20 Energy Efficiency projects in The Netherlands are identified and tested if they are “Triple-A” investments, withstanding the stress tests of the standardised Triple-A performance benchmarking tools, and identifying them as Triple-A approved projects that both foster sustainable growth, and have a strong capacity to meet their commitments at a much earlier stage than usual. ABN AMRO supports Triple-A assisting in the evaluation of energy efficiency proposed investments.
