GEF 6 P Program Revie iew and GEF 7 Program Outlook Min ing Yang - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Cataly lyzing Transformational Change in in Energy Systems GEF 6 P Program Revie iew and GEF 7 Program Outlook Min ing Yang myang@thegef.org

GEF-6 Clim Climate Ch Change Mitig itigatio ion Focal l Area St Strategic ic Framework

Energy is covered in CCM, including technology transfer, Innovation, policies, enabling, transport, and new business models

GEF 7 Cli limate Change Mit itigation Focal Area Objectives

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Objective 1 Promote timely development, demonstration and financing of low-emission technologies and innovative policy packages Objective 2 Promote integrated low-emission urban systems Objective 3 Promote conservation and enhancement of carbon stocks in forest and other land-use, and support climate smart agriculture Objective 4 Support capacity building needs for transparency (CBIT) for countries under the Paris Agreement Objective 5 Integrate findings of Convention obligations and enabling activities into national planning processes and mitigation contributions

Approved Energy Projec jects in in GEF 6 (a (as s of f May 31, , 2017) )

With largest number of projects, Africa used the second largest GEF grant, and mobilized the largest amount of co-financing Total resource for GEF 6 Programing: $4,430 million; Sub-total for climate change mitigation: $1,260 (28.4%)

71 96 32 30 65 1,409 1,321 304 598 404

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400 600 800 1,000 1,200 1,400 1,600 AFR (18 Projects) Asia (12 Projects) ECA (6 Projects) LAC (8 Projects) Global (7 Projects)

GEF $ million Co-finance $ million

De-centralized power with energy storage Electric vehicles and mobility transformation Accelerated energy efficiency implementation Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Challenge traditional utility models; Create

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for rapid growth of low-carbon energy Support technology and business innovation in coordination with other impact programs

GEF 7 Energy Impact Program

Working on the frontiers of energy system transformation

Support electric drive technologies, charging infrastructure, information technology, and grid integration Policy and regulations for minimum energy performance standards; Attract private investment in EE technologies in buildings, industries, and appliances

Afr frica GEF7 Energy Im Impact Program: 5 Ds + G

1. Decentralization: Mini-grids for rural villages 2. De-carbonization: Energy access with 100% RE; Energy efficiency in lighting, buildings, and industry 3. Digitalization: Information for energy, mobility transformation, and electric vehicles 4. Demonstration: Agricultural waste to energy (example) 5. De-risk: Fostering SMEs for clean energy technologies 6. Global-Platforms: Standards: South-south cooperation

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