COP27: Scaling Up to Phase Down: Financing Energy Transitions in the Power Sector
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Today’s crises for security, affordability, and resilience make the energy transition more urgent than ever. But developing countries pay higher costs for the energy transition, which risks locking-out clean energy investments while locking-in fossil-based electricity. This high-level panel will discuss solutions to scale up financing, including how governments and their development partners can establish a pipeline of bankable projects that can attract private sector investments.
00:00 Welcome! COP27 | Financing Energy Transitions in the Power Sector
00:46 Opening remarks
03:27 Presentation
12:19 Scaling finance and energy transition
19:14 Approach of South Africa
26:08 Convincing investors
30:46 Priorities in financing
36:58 Stakeholders in climate finance
40:44 The urgency in climate change
42:56 Closure
LEARNING RESOURCES
Hello everyone, and welcome to Scaling Up to Phase Down: Financing Energy Transitions in the Power Sector. We'll start the event in a few minutes. Please stay tuned and submit your comments and questions using the live chat.
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While we wait for the event to begin, Learn more about how we scale up the finance needed for climate action by reading this blog post by Riccardo Puliti: https://blogs.worldbank.org/voices/how-can-we-scale-finance-needed-climate-action
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Welcome everyone! I’m Estelle Ebitty-Doro with the World Bank, and I will be live blogging this event.
Listed on this page are the speakers participating in today’s discussion. Demetrios Papathanasiou, Global Director for the World Bank's Energy and Extractives Global Practice, is giving a presentation on the urgency of the energy transition.
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You can join the conversation on social media using the hashtag #ClimateActionWBG
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Lida Fitts, Director of the Sustainable Infrastructure Office at U.S. Treasury is talking now about the holistic approach needed in financing.
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Steve Nicholls of South Africa’s Presidential Climate Commission (PCC) is giving the country’s perspective on renewable energy.
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Join the conversation on Twitter or LinkedIn with the hashtag #ClimateActionWBG. We want to hear your thoughts!
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You can find out more about the World Bank announcement on Komati here: https://tinyurl.com/4a7kad4n
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You can also learn more about about how we scale up the finance needed for climate action by reading this blog post by Riccardo Puliti: https://tinyurl.com/3j8s6dej
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Riccardo Puliti is now closing the discussion.
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That concludes the discussion. Thank you to all who tuned in! If you’ve missed anything, note that the recording of the event will be available on this page.
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You can learn more about how the World Bank and its partners are #ReThinkingEnergy and taking action for a greener and more resilient future here: https://www.worldbank.org/en/what-we-do/rethinking-energy
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