ElectriFI Delivering results in the Decade of Sustainable Energy for All.

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ElectriFI Delivering results in the Decade of Sustainable Energy for All

EUR 600 million mobilised already in More than EUR 3.5 billion allocated for Significant leveraging investments. Fill gaps in energy infrastructure and power businesses, schools, homes and hospitals. More than EUR 4 billion for the fight against energy poverty so far

Technical Assistance Facility Catalysing reforms – making change happen Calls for Proposals for Rural Electrification Empowering rural communities EU Blending Instruments Fuelling inclusive growth Thematic Programme Global Public Goods and Challenges National & Regional Programmes Reinforcing bilateral dialogue and strengthening regional cooperation

Convertible Grants through the EU blending framework Key objective boost investments increasing access to electricity and modern energy services as a driver for development, through unlocking the existing potential of the private sector bridge the financial gap by making available early stage development risk capital, namely grants, that may convert into subordinated debt and which will be paid back when investments succeed

Challenges for Investments Main "obstacles" identified o Lack of equity o Lack of skilled developers o Lack of scale to cover transaction cost o Lack of affordable long term debt o Lack of interactions between CSOs and private investors Market imperfections to be addressed by the Convertible Grants scheme: Increase in risk capital to substitute for the lack of equity Increase long term debt availability Increase project scaling up possibilities Increase number of projects reaching financial close through structuring / arranging / advising Address affordability and social impact through partnership with CSO

FINANCIAL GAP Rural Electrification Venture Assets / Investments EQUITY SENIOR DEBT Typically 10 to 30% of Total Funding Typically 60 to 70% of Total Funding

ElectriFI contribution Typically 30 to 40% of Total Funding Assets / Investments EQUITY SENIOR DEBT Typically 60 to 70% of Total Funding Rural Electrification Venture

How is the Financial gap bridged?  Financial gap in equity convertible grant subordinated debt  How? at a very early stage through convertible grants: monies made available will convert into subordinated debt upon reaching certain milestones (such as completion of feasibility studies, financial close, project completion, etc.) or at a somewhat later stage through direct investment by subordinated debt or at a very late stage through contingent risk capital to be used to cover delay damages, cost overruns, etc. in order to reach completion of investments concessional if necessary

Investment € Cash flow for senior debt service O&M costs year illustrative Convertible Grant Direct Subordinated Loan Contingent Subordinated Loan Cash flow for subordinated debt service and dividends Convertible Grants: Early Stage Development Capital

Technical Assistance could be provided to counteract weakness in: Feasibility studies Projects bankability

What will be the applications submission framework?  Projects proposals submitted via EDFIs to the regional blending facilities authorised bodies  FMO mandated by EDFIs to be in the lead for the administration of this support scheme

Different business models are currently examined by a Team of independent Experts to conclude in: the percentage of the (convertible) grant to the total investment budget; the pace, the milestones and the preconditions for releasing the EU support; the objective criteria for a project to be considered successful and requested to repay the grant; the repayment modalities including i.a. the repayment timeframe, the interest rate (concessional or zero rate) etc.; the exit strategy as well as the use of the amounts to be repaid due guidelines and application forms to be published within the second trimester of 2015 Support features

Future actions Continued support to improve access to energy as the most powerful tool to empower people in the development context Strengthened cooperation with EU Member States and partners to move from setting energy objectives into achieving results Access to sustainable energy services has to be coupled with the incorporation of renewable energy systems into production methods The Commission is considering the creation of a similar innovative funding mechanism adapted to the promotion of private sector investment in agribusiness

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