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International ConferenceRenewable Energy Development

in the Russian Far EastYakutsk, June 09-11, 2016

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3. Solarbranchentag Baden Württemberg am 28. November 2016

Solarenergie weltweit – Status quo undkünftige Entwicklungen

Senior Programme Officer Roland Roesch rroesch@irena.org

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MANDATE To promote the widespread adoption and sustainable use of all forms of renewable energy worldwide

OBJECTIVETo serve as a network hub, an advisory resource and an authoritative, unified, global voice for renewable energy

SCOPEAll renewable energy sources produced in a sustainable manner

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OVERVIEW

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KEY FACTS

» Established in 2011

» First global intergovernmental organisation headquartered in Middle East

» Headquarters in Masdar City, Abu Dhabi, UAE

» IRENA Innovation and Technology Centre – Bonn, Germany

» Permanent Observer to the United Nations – New York

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150 Members

30 States in Accession

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MEMBERSHIP

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New renewable power technologies:

Rapidly maturing

Note: each circle represents a utility-scale project, centre of circle is LCOE value and diameter of circle the project size

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Renewables: The cost effective solution

Note: each circle represents a utility-scale project, centre of circle is LCOE value and diameter of circle the project size

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Prices of utility-scale solar PV in key

markets

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Risks associated to the observed record-low prices?

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Solar PV is Cost Competitive

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Installed cost ranges for residential and utility-scale solar PV in major markets

Source: IRENA Costing

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Growing Solar PV Market

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Global Cumulative Installed Capacity – Solar PV

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RE Objectives 2030

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Renewable energy use in 2030 with REmap Options, including modern energy access with renewables

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Solar PV Global Installed Capacity and Projections

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Solar PV Cost Projections

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The RE Project Development Challenge

Most countries know they have RE potentials. However, they lack the projects to achieve the desired deployment.

• Conditions inherent to certain countries/regions translate into high costs and financial risks, e.g. SIDS.

• Stakeholders involved in a project often lack the know-how to complete a bankable project proposal.

– This leads to higher project development costs and risks.

• Fund securement process and financing options themselves aren’t transparent.

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The IRENA Project Navigator aims to strengthen the project development base, enhance the quality of proposals and increase their bankability, attracting better financing conditions.

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Project concept

Pre-feasibility

FeasibilityInvestor

ready

Deployment Project pipelinesCorridors, SIDS

Lighthouse, Readiness

Site characterization

Bankable project development guidelines

Assistance to financial closure and debt

facility

Evaluate, technical assistance

Success storiesCountry profiles

IRENA Project Navigator

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Guidelines to develop RE projects

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The Project Navigator Platform

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Objectives

» Increase the bankability of projects by:

» Strengthening the project development base

» Enhancing the quality of project proposals

» Reducing costs and mitigating risks through proper planning and efficient use of funds

» Facilitating effective implementation

Learning Section

» Project development and technical guidelines

» Best practices

» Tools, templates, examples

» Case Studies

Start a Project

» Personal and private workspace

» Stepwise approach

» Track your progress

» Export documents

Financial Navigator

» Information on multiple funds

» Filter by region and technology

» Information includes fund types, requirements and contact details among others.

The Project Navigator Platform

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INSPIRE – IRENA STANDARDS AND INTELLECTUALPROPERTY RIGHTS FOR RE

WWW.IRENA.ORG/INSPIREPROGRAMME OFFICER FRANCISCO BOSHELL FBOSHELL@IRENA.ORG

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Nurturing rapidly growing RE markets

Which instruments do we have to mitigate technical risk, attract

investment and public acceptance, and meet expectations by all

stakeholders in a USD trillion market?

International standards and conformity assessment schemes

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Implementation requires a Quality

Infrastructure

Source: Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt

R&D,IPR,FiT,Tax credits,Soft loans,Carbon Markets…

RET Value Chain

Quality Infrastructure

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E.g. Standards for PV Systems

• List of standards

• Includes abstracts, normative references

• Organisation developing the standard and the hyperlinks

Find out more at: www.irena.org/inspire

IRENA web platform for RE standards

and patents: www.irena.org/inspire

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IRENA RE MARKET PLACE: SCALING UP RENEWABLE ENERGY INVESTMENTS

PROGRAMME OFFICER ALEKSI LUMIJARVI ALUMIJARVI@IRENA.ORG

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PROJECT HOST COUNTRIES

SERVICES & TECHNOLOGIES

PROJECT OWNERS FINANCIERS

Positioning of the Marketplace:

Main stakeholders and their roles

• Promote project portfolios

• Promote enabling investment

environments

• Originate new customers

• Find partners in project

development / financing consortia

• Find relevant country data

• Originate deals

• Project development

support

• Co-financiers

• Find relevant country

data

• Ensure visibility

for projects

• Identify investors

and advisors

• Share data

Thank you!

Visit us: www.irena.org/navigator

Contact us: navigator@irena.org

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