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RES4MED&AFRICA
Renewable Energy Solutions
for the Mediterranean and Africa
WHO
WE ARE
RES4Med&Africa promotes the deployment of renewable energy
solutions in Southern Mediterranean and Sub-Saharan African
countries to meet local energy needs for sustainable growth.
Since 2012, RES4Med&Africa pursues its mission to create enabling
environments for renewable energy investments in emerging markets
by focusing on 3 core activities: fostering dialogue and strategic
partnerships, sharing knowledge and expertise, and building capacity
and skills.
MISSION
RES4Med&Africa aims to create an enabling environment for
renewable energy investments in Southern-Mediterranean
and Sub-Saharan African countries.
THE
CONTEXT
Why renewables?
Renewable energy technologies have become the most affordable, reliable and sustainable energy solution for
developing markets. Accelerating their deployment can match increasing energy demand and enhance access to clean
energy, drive economic growth, create jobs, and foster sustainable development.
Why the Mediterranean?
Southern-Mediterranean countries have a strong potential for renewable energy market development based on vast
resource potential, falling technology costs, and significant growing energy demand, as well as ambitious RE targets
and need to expand generation infrastructure.
Economic downturn and energy efficiency measures slowed
power demand increase
Keyelements
- Sluggish demand growth
- Little investment needed in new additional capacity
- Decommissioning inflexible surplus capacity will require
very high investments in the long run
Countries in a phase of political transition; rapid rising
electricity demand requires solutions
Keyelements
- Strong energy demand growth
(increase by 81% from 2010 to 2050)
- Population boom
- Large general investment needed in the short term
NORTHStable PowerSystem
Overcapacity
RES integration
SOUTH
Dynamic PowerSystem
GDPgrowth
Increasing energy
demand (5-9%)
Why Sub-Saharan Africa?
Sub-Saharan African countries are rapidly attracting attention as new RE markets thanks to the continent’s dynamic
economic and population growth, its wealth in RE resources and falling technology costs. Over 600 million people still
live without access to energy in Africa, representing a significant residential and productive market demand for
affordable, reliable and clean energy solutions.
THE
RES4MED
AND
AFRICA
STORY
In 2012, RES4Med was initiated as a leader platform for public-private dialogue in light of the vast renewable
energy potential and growing energy demand of Southern-Mediterranean countries. Since then, we’ve promoted
renewables as a cost-effective, sustainable, and reliable energy strategy to meet growing local energy demand.
Contrary to the mainstream approach at the time, RES4Med introduced its signature “upside-down approach” still
practiced today that highlights renewable energy solutions by encouraging direct exchange of dialogue, expertise
and skills among private and public actors of both Mediterranean shores.
In 2016, the association’s focus expanded to Sub-Saharan Africa in light of the tremendous growth opportunities for
Africa’s RE sector, as well as the success of its approach, with the creation of RES4Med&Africa.
Since RES4Med's expansion to Sub-Saharan Africa in 2016, RES4Africa has held Program Launch conferences in
•Kenya (2016)
•Ethiopia (2017)
• Zambia (2018)
shedding light on key topics for RE deployment. In addition to the country conferences, RES4Africa held a number
of training sessions, such as the Micro-Grid Academy, a capacity building platform that provides trainings on energy
access and decentralised renewable energy solutions, and high-level seminars addressed to business and government
middle- to upper-management representatives.
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Morocco
Egypt
Kenya
Tunisia
EthiopiaAlgeria Zambia
Country openings
RES4Med&Africa’s strength lies in its work approach and member network:
> We represent a platform forexchange on what it takes to grow the next renewable energymarkets for local
sustainable economic development by fostering multi-stakeholder cooperation and creating private-public partnerships.
> We achieve impact by leading dialogue exchange,sharing keyinsights and expertise, and growingtalent to
foster the development of RE markets in the regions.
> We gather a membernetwork from acrossthe sustainable energyvalue chain and function as a bridge between
public and private actors to exchange perspectives.
RES4Med&Africa works through three work streams touching upon all the most relevant RE themes from business and
financing models,to policy and regulation, socio-economic benefits,technical feasibility, innovation and sustainability.
OUR
APPROACH
Public-private dialogue,
to engage in continuous
high-level and
multi-stakeholder discussions.
Technical support
and market intelligence,
to enable best practices
and knowledge exchange.
Capacity building and training,
to foster favourable institutional
frameworks and local skills.
Connecting platform for dialogue and strategic partnerships
Work stream 1
RES4Med&Africa is at the forefront of initiating dialogue and connecting stakeholders to enable an exchange of
perspectives and pave the way for strategic cooperation initiatives to unlock the potential of renewable energy
markets.
Our flagship activities are:
• Annual Conference: RES4Med&Africa’s annual event gathering members, partners and network for a discussion
on a specific theme.
• Business-to-Government (B2G) workshops: sharp high-level sessions in focus countries with public and
private leadership on what it takes to grow renewable energy markets.
• Programme launches in focus countries: RES4Africa launches bilateral and multilateral relations during
high-level conferences (Kenya, Ethiopia, Zambia).
• Flagship publication: yearly high-level institutional publication on a pre-determined theme in parallel with the
Annual Conference.
• Institutional relations and partnerships: bilateral and regional partnerships for local market access, and
international relations to contribute to the global renewable energy agenda.
AUCTION STUDY
Algerian case study
Mechanisms and main factors of a RES auction
April 2018
Technical support and market intelligence
Work stream 2
RES4Med&Africa promotes the acceleration of renewable energy solutions in Southern-Mediterranean and Sub-
Saharan African countries by sharing members’expertise and know-how with partners and stakeholders through
technical assistance and market insights on key technical, policy and business issues. Our key products include:
• Marketdevelopmentreports: including topics such as business models for decentralized RE solutions in Sub-Saharan
Africa, grid integration studies (Algeria/Kenya), auction studies (Algeria/Tunisia), market liberalization studies
(Morocco), job creation studies (Tunisia), country profiles, clean energy transition and decarbonization studies, etc.
• Positionpapers: collection of technical and business papers that serve as input to the country launches eg. Kenya
in 2016, Ethiopia in 2017, Zambia in 2018.
• Strategicinitiatives: RenewAfrica, RES4Med&Africa’s proposal for a new European financing facility seeking to
mitigate renewable energy project risks in Africa and to set up a one-stop shop for investors.
PROJECT FINANCE FOR
RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS
Egypt case study
Risk Analysis and mitigation measures in the existing
policy and regulatory framework
November 2018
Work stream 3
Capacity building and training
RES4Med&Africa supports the development of new renewables’ job markets by leading capacity building and
needs-based training activities to enable skills,knowledge and capabilities transfer that support the long-term
creation of local markets. Our key training initiatives are:
• RES4Med&AfricaAdvancedTraining Course (ATC): since 2014 the association’s annual two-week training
course with over 5 editions and with more than 100 trainees from Mediterranean and African companies and
institutions.
• RES4Africa Micro-Grid Academy: a regional Sub-Saharan Africa training initiative to grow capacity for
local ownership of decentralized renewable energy solutions.
• High-level Executive and Technical Seminars: tailored technical and institutional seminars for executives from
focus countries’ institutions and companies on the state of the art of renewable energy technologies, policies,
finance and projects.
WHAT
WE HAVE
DONE
SO FAR
MOROCCO
• 3 local events
• 1 B2G
• 2 special sessions within
Italian event
• 1 executive seminar with
local stakeholders
• Studies
- energy transition
roadmap 2030/50
- liberalization study
• 1 country report (and updates)
• Survey on investment risks
• 28 partecipants to ATC
KENYA
• 2 local events
• 1 position papers publication
• 1 executive seminar
• 1 visit of Kenyan Senate
delegation to Italy
• Study on RE grid integration
• 19 partecipants to ATC
ZAMBIA
• 1 local event
• 1 position papers publication
• 1 executive training
• 9 partecipants to ATC
ETHIOPIA
• 1 local event
• 1 position papers publication
• Study on RE grid integration
• 1 executive training
• 12 partecipants to ATC
ALGERIA
• 2 executive Seminars with local stakeholders
• 1 special session within Italian event
• Studies:
- job creation
- auction analysis
• 14 partecipants to ATC
TUNISIA
• 1 local event
• 1 executive seminar
• 1 country profile
• Studies:
- job creation
- auction analysis
• Survey on investment risks
• 15 partecipants to ATC
EGYPT
• 1 local event
• 1 B2G
• 1 country Report (and updates)
• Study on project finance
• Survey on investment risks
• 21 partecipants to ATC
REGIONAL
• 1 training initiative (MGA)
• Studies:
- socio-economic study on Western Africa
- decentralized RE solutions in Africa
- innovative business models to power Africa
- White paper on where to invest
in renewables in Sub-Saharan Africa
We gather a member network from across the clean energy value chain including industry, agencies, utilities,
manufacturers, financing institutions, consultancies, legal and technical service providers, research institutes and
academia, representing a wealth of expertise and local experience.
OUR
MEMBERS
Shaping a Better Energy Future
We also count on a large network of partners, such as international organisations, regional or local authorities, think
tanks and academia to ensure solid market understanding and enhance our activities local impact.
OUR
PARTNERS
Ministry of Environment,
Forest & Climate Change
of Ethiopia
!
RES4Med&Africa
Renewable Energy Solutions for
the Mediterranean and Africa
www.res4med.org
www.res4africa.org
info@res4med.org
info@res4africa.org
Via Ticino, 14
00198 Rome Italy

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Brochure medafrica_eng

  • 1. RES4MED&AFRICA Renewable Energy Solutions for the Mediterranean and Africa
  • 2. WHO WE ARE RES4Med&Africa promotes the deployment of renewable energy solutions in Southern Mediterranean and Sub-Saharan African countries to meet local energy needs for sustainable growth. Since 2012, RES4Med&Africa pursues its mission to create enabling environments for renewable energy investments in emerging markets by focusing on 3 core activities: fostering dialogue and strategic partnerships, sharing knowledge and expertise, and building capacity and skills.
  • 3. MISSION RES4Med&Africa aims to create an enabling environment for renewable energy investments in Southern-Mediterranean and Sub-Saharan African countries.
  • 4. THE CONTEXT Why renewables? Renewable energy technologies have become the most affordable, reliable and sustainable energy solution for developing markets. Accelerating their deployment can match increasing energy demand and enhance access to clean energy, drive economic growth, create jobs, and foster sustainable development. Why the Mediterranean? Southern-Mediterranean countries have a strong potential for renewable energy market development based on vast resource potential, falling technology costs, and significant growing energy demand, as well as ambitious RE targets and need to expand generation infrastructure. Economic downturn and energy efficiency measures slowed power demand increase Keyelements - Sluggish demand growth - Little investment needed in new additional capacity - Decommissioning inflexible surplus capacity will require very high investments in the long run Countries in a phase of political transition; rapid rising electricity demand requires solutions Keyelements - Strong energy demand growth (increase by 81% from 2010 to 2050) - Population boom - Large general investment needed in the short term NORTHStable PowerSystem Overcapacity RES integration SOUTH Dynamic PowerSystem GDPgrowth Increasing energy demand (5-9%)
  • 5. Why Sub-Saharan Africa? Sub-Saharan African countries are rapidly attracting attention as new RE markets thanks to the continent’s dynamic economic and population growth, its wealth in RE resources and falling technology costs. Over 600 million people still live without access to energy in Africa, representing a significant residential and productive market demand for affordable, reliable and clean energy solutions.
  • 7. In 2012, RES4Med was initiated as a leader platform for public-private dialogue in light of the vast renewable energy potential and growing energy demand of Southern-Mediterranean countries. Since then, we’ve promoted renewables as a cost-effective, sustainable, and reliable energy strategy to meet growing local energy demand. Contrary to the mainstream approach at the time, RES4Med introduced its signature “upside-down approach” still practiced today that highlights renewable energy solutions by encouraging direct exchange of dialogue, expertise and skills among private and public actors of both Mediterranean shores. In 2016, the association’s focus expanded to Sub-Saharan Africa in light of the tremendous growth opportunities for Africa’s RE sector, as well as the success of its approach, with the creation of RES4Med&Africa. Since RES4Med's expansion to Sub-Saharan Africa in 2016, RES4Africa has held Program Launch conferences in •Kenya (2016) •Ethiopia (2017) • Zambia (2018) shedding light on key topics for RE deployment. In addition to the country conferences, RES4Africa held a number of training sessions, such as the Micro-Grid Academy, a capacity building platform that provides trainings on energy access and decentralised renewable energy solutions, and high-level seminars addressed to business and government middle- to upper-management representatives. 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Morocco Egypt Kenya Tunisia EthiopiaAlgeria Zambia Country openings
  • 8. RES4Med&Africa’s strength lies in its work approach and member network: > We represent a platform forexchange on what it takes to grow the next renewable energymarkets for local sustainable economic development by fostering multi-stakeholder cooperation and creating private-public partnerships. > We achieve impact by leading dialogue exchange,sharing keyinsights and expertise, and growingtalent to foster the development of RE markets in the regions. > We gather a membernetwork from acrossthe sustainable energyvalue chain and function as a bridge between public and private actors to exchange perspectives. RES4Med&Africa works through three work streams touching upon all the most relevant RE themes from business and financing models,to policy and regulation, socio-economic benefits,technical feasibility, innovation and sustainability. OUR APPROACH Public-private dialogue, to engage in continuous high-level and multi-stakeholder discussions. Technical support and market intelligence, to enable best practices and knowledge exchange. Capacity building and training, to foster favourable institutional frameworks and local skills.
  • 9. Connecting platform for dialogue and strategic partnerships Work stream 1 RES4Med&Africa is at the forefront of initiating dialogue and connecting stakeholders to enable an exchange of perspectives and pave the way for strategic cooperation initiatives to unlock the potential of renewable energy markets. Our flagship activities are: • Annual Conference: RES4Med&Africa’s annual event gathering members, partners and network for a discussion on a specific theme. • Business-to-Government (B2G) workshops: sharp high-level sessions in focus countries with public and private leadership on what it takes to grow renewable energy markets. • Programme launches in focus countries: RES4Africa launches bilateral and multilateral relations during high-level conferences (Kenya, Ethiopia, Zambia). • Flagship publication: yearly high-level institutional publication on a pre-determined theme in parallel with the Annual Conference. • Institutional relations and partnerships: bilateral and regional partnerships for local market access, and international relations to contribute to the global renewable energy agenda.
  • 10. AUCTION STUDY Algerian case study Mechanisms and main factors of a RES auction April 2018 Technical support and market intelligence Work stream 2 RES4Med&Africa promotes the acceleration of renewable energy solutions in Southern-Mediterranean and Sub- Saharan African countries by sharing members’expertise and know-how with partners and stakeholders through technical assistance and market insights on key technical, policy and business issues. Our key products include: • Marketdevelopmentreports: including topics such as business models for decentralized RE solutions in Sub-Saharan Africa, grid integration studies (Algeria/Kenya), auction studies (Algeria/Tunisia), market liberalization studies (Morocco), job creation studies (Tunisia), country profiles, clean energy transition and decarbonization studies, etc. • Positionpapers: collection of technical and business papers that serve as input to the country launches eg. Kenya in 2016, Ethiopia in 2017, Zambia in 2018. • Strategicinitiatives: RenewAfrica, RES4Med&Africa’s proposal for a new European financing facility seeking to mitigate renewable energy project risks in Africa and to set up a one-stop shop for investors. PROJECT FINANCE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS Egypt case study Risk Analysis and mitigation measures in the existing policy and regulatory framework November 2018
  • 11. Work stream 3 Capacity building and training RES4Med&Africa supports the development of new renewables’ job markets by leading capacity building and needs-based training activities to enable skills,knowledge and capabilities transfer that support the long-term creation of local markets. Our key training initiatives are: • RES4Med&AfricaAdvancedTraining Course (ATC): since 2014 the association’s annual two-week training course with over 5 editions and with more than 100 trainees from Mediterranean and African companies and institutions. • RES4Africa Micro-Grid Academy: a regional Sub-Saharan Africa training initiative to grow capacity for local ownership of decentralized renewable energy solutions. • High-level Executive and Technical Seminars: tailored technical and institutional seminars for executives from focus countries’ institutions and companies on the state of the art of renewable energy technologies, policies, finance and projects.
  • 13. MOROCCO • 3 local events • 1 B2G • 2 special sessions within Italian event • 1 executive seminar with local stakeholders • Studies - energy transition roadmap 2030/50 - liberalization study • 1 country report (and updates) • Survey on investment risks • 28 partecipants to ATC KENYA • 2 local events • 1 position papers publication • 1 executive seminar • 1 visit of Kenyan Senate delegation to Italy • Study on RE grid integration • 19 partecipants to ATC ZAMBIA • 1 local event • 1 position papers publication • 1 executive training • 9 partecipants to ATC ETHIOPIA • 1 local event • 1 position papers publication • Study on RE grid integration • 1 executive training • 12 partecipants to ATC ALGERIA • 2 executive Seminars with local stakeholders • 1 special session within Italian event • Studies: - job creation - auction analysis • 14 partecipants to ATC TUNISIA • 1 local event • 1 executive seminar • 1 country profile • Studies: - job creation - auction analysis • Survey on investment risks • 15 partecipants to ATC EGYPT • 1 local event • 1 B2G • 1 country Report (and updates) • Study on project finance • Survey on investment risks • 21 partecipants to ATC REGIONAL • 1 training initiative (MGA) • Studies: - socio-economic study on Western Africa - decentralized RE solutions in Africa - innovative business models to power Africa - White paper on where to invest in renewables in Sub-Saharan Africa
  • 14. We gather a member network from across the clean energy value chain including industry, agencies, utilities, manufacturers, financing institutions, consultancies, legal and technical service providers, research institutes and academia, representing a wealth of expertise and local experience. OUR MEMBERS Shaping a Better Energy Future
  • 15. We also count on a large network of partners, such as international organisations, regional or local authorities, think tanks and academia to ensure solid market understanding and enhance our activities local impact. OUR PARTNERS Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change of Ethiopia !
  • 16. RES4Med&Africa Renewable Energy Solutions for the Mediterranean and Africa www.res4med.org www.res4africa.org info@res4med.org info@res4africa.org Via Ticino, 14 00198 Rome Italy