ClearSupport: WP3 Financing Schemes for Building Renovation Clearinghouse Support Chania 24 September 2009 Andreas Dördelmann, Investitionsbank Schleswig-Holstein.

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ClearSupport: WP3 Financing Schemes for Building Renovation Clearinghouse Support Chania 24 September 2009 Andreas Dördelmann, Investitionsbank Schleswig-Holstein Energy Agency

ClearSupport 2 Agenda  Challenges for Financing Building Refurbishment and Role of PSFs  Financing Approaches  Traditional financing instruments (Loans, Credits)  Public-Private-Partnership Financing (Revolving Funds, Energy Services)  Contribution of PSFs to Financing of Building Refurbishment

ClearSupport 3 Challenges for Current Financing of Building Refurbishment Investments  Long payback periods based on low savings, duration of loans shorter than life cycle of investment goods  Challenge to secure loans (e.g. insurance, land property rights)  Lack of comprehensive support schemes / concept for complete refurbishment  Financing sources are fragmented and not targeted towards building en.eff.  Available financing often does not match with target group/highest saving potentials  Contradictory subsidies and programmes  Conditions for ESCOs /ESCO projects: ESCOs need to see market, legislation needs to be cleared up (ESD)

ClearSupport 4 PSF and Financing Building Refurbishment

ClearSupport 5 Traditional financing instruments  Credit / Loan Financing  Negotiated between credit institute and customer credit institutecustomer grant of credit debt service investment security asset

ClearSupport 6 Traditional financing instruments  Credit / Loan Financing  Negotiated between building contractor / ESCO and customer  Credit for refinancing the investment  Negotiated between building contractor / ESCO and customer

ClearSupport 7 Traditional financing instruments  Grants  Direct grant Repayment is not required Reduces total costs of investment

ClearSupport 8 Traditional financing instruments  Grants  Partial grant Partial release of debt Financing institute renounces a part of the repayment

ClearSupport 9 Traditional financing instruments  Grants  Interest subsidy Subsidy payments are distributed over complete financing period

ClearSupport 10 ClearSupport Public-Private-Partnership Financing  Revolving funds (interest reduced loans from a fund)  Combination of subsidy and loans from capital market Investor 1 Subsidizer single Interest- freedeposit Volume: ,-€ Additionalmeansat marketconditions Investor 500 Investor 2 ….. Investor 1 Capital market Subsidizer single Interest- freedeposit Funds Volume: ,-€ Additionalmeansat marketconditions Investor 500 Investor 2 …..

ClearSupport 11 ClearSupport Public-Private-Partnership Financing  Revolving funds (interest reduced loans from a fund) Investor 1 Capital Market Fund: Volume: ,-€ Interestpayments Investor 500 Investor 2 ….. Investor 501 Newlendingofcredits fromalreadyrecievedrepayments ofinvestors1-500 Investor 1 Capital Market Funds: Volume: ,-€ Interestpayments Investor 500 Investor 2 ….. Investor 501 Newlendingofcredits fromalreadyrecievedrepayments ofinvestors1-500

ClearSupport 12 ClearSupport Public-Private-Partnership Financing  Energy Supply Contracting (I)

ClearSupport 13 ClearSupport Public-Private-Partnership Financing  Energy Supply Contracting (II) Contractor Customer Local Gas Supplier Local Electricity Utility Re-feed- ing Back-up Supply Energy Services financing, planning, construction & operation of supply unit  heating  cooling  electricity  emergency power

ClearSupport 14 ClearSupport Public-Private-Partnership Financing  Energy Performance Contracting (I)

ClearSupport 15 ClearSupport Public-Private-Partnership Financing  Energy Performance Contracting (II) Re-financing of investments with saved energy costs over contract period Customer of energy commodities (electricity, heating, lighting, etc.) … wants to outsource integrative service package for energy supply of buildings including an energy saving guarantee ESCO Planning Financing ConstructionOperation, Maintenance & Optimization

ClearSupport 16 ClearSupport Contribution of PSFs for Financing of Building Refurbishment  PSF as one-stop shop in technical assistence and financing issues to building owners and project developers  Technical specialization of PSF in specific building refurbishment projects (residential, public, private sector)  Close relations to clients to support actively project development

ClearSupport 17 ClearSupport Contribution of PSFs for Financing of Building Refurbishment  Pro-active in assisting development of new financing schemes for building refurbishment and improvement of legal framework  PSF can fulfil intermediary functions between international funding organisations, national administrations and project implementers  Expertise to combine national approaches for financing with international financing sources

ClearSupport 18 ClearSupport Thank you for your attention! Your contact persons for further information: Dipl. Ing. Andreas Dördelmann Project Manager Investitionsbank Schleswig-Holstein Energy Agency Fleethörn D Kiel Tel.: / Fax: / M. A. Toivo H. Miller International Know-how-Transfer Berliner Energie Agentur GmbH Französische Straße 32 D Berlin Tel.: / Fax: /