The document outlines the Clean Energy Finance and Investment Roadmap of Thailand being developed by the OECD. The Roadmap aims to (1) develop an implementable strategy to scale clean energy finance and investments, (2) set actions and time-bound milestones, and (3) recommend new financing mechanisms. It will focus on energy efficiency in buildings and distributed renewable power. The Roadmap will be developed through background research, stakeholder workshops, and case studies to identify financing needs, opportunities, and an action plan to mobilize investment over the next 5 years.

1. CLEAN ENERGY FINANCE AND
INVESTMENT ROADMAP OF THAILAND
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Background information

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OECD Clean Energy Finance and Investment Mobilisation
(CEFIM) Programme - Overview
CEFIM country partners: Colombia, Egypt,
India, Indonesia, Philippines, South Africa,
Thailand and Viet Nam
OECD programme funded by Australia, Canada,
Denmark, Egypt, and Germany
Aim: to help accelerate clean energy finance and
investment by strengthening domestic enabling
conditions
Scope: renewable electricity and energy efficiency
in buildings and industry decarbonisation
Activities:

3. • leverages OECD convening power and aims to
develop an implementable strategy to scale clean
energy finance and investment
• sets actions and time-bound milestones for actors
• provides recommendations for new financing
mechanisms and innovative business models based
on international experience
• identifies near-term investment opportunities
Building on OECD experience the CEFI Roadmap:
Clean Energy Finance and Investment (CEFI) Roadmap
The Roadmap also outlines opportunities to tailor market and policy
interventions and evaluates the need to develop additional investment
vehicles able to attract institutional capital at scales.
CEFI Roadmap of India

4. CEFI Roadmap
Objectives, scope and timeline
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Roadmap objectives
01 To develop an implementable strategy to scale clean energy
finance and investments
02 To set actions and time-bound milestones for actors
03 To recommend new financing mechanisms and innovative
business models
04 To identify near-term investment opportunities

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Clean Energy Finance and Investment Roadmap
of Thailand
RE & EE
targets
Prioritization of
technologies
Identification
of financial
mechanism
Investment
trajectories
Intervention of
public finance
Financing
strategy &
action plan
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How much money do we need for RE and EE investment?
• Understand the national plans on RE and EE;
• Understand to solutions needed to achieve the targets;
• Analyse total investment needed to fund these technologies and
pinpoint their finance needs.
How do we develop a strategy so that financing can be effectively
accessed, mobilized and scaled up to contribute to achieving the
national RE and EE goals?
• Identify the finance mechanisms and investor types that can help achieve the
pathways, considering their needs (e.g. risk/return profiles) and investment
expectations;
• Identify strategic opportunities and key actions including potential
initiatives/pilots (e.g. through development partnerships) as actionable items;
• Lay forth the strategy how financing should be scaled up and by whom, which
financing mechanisms are to be developed and used where for which
technology.

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Scope of the Roadmap
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1. Energy efficiency in large-scale
commercial and public buildings
2. Distributed and small-scale renewable
power financing and business models
3. Financing instruments / business models /
support schemes for renewables and
recommendations to overcome barriers
Step 1: As a quantitative data collection effort, the “Needs Assessment” would cover:
Regulatory and financing environment of clean energy investments
The following three key topics are proposed to be prioritised in the Roadmap
Success factors, best practices, bottlenecks and perceived risks
Types of financing instruments and models
Needs and vision for clean energy transition based on the National Energy Plan
Step 2: Market framework and
policy levers:
Needs and opportunities through
policy and market interventions
Step 3: Financing instruments and
investment vehicles:
Mechanisms and instruments by
technology, sector & investor
Step 4: Action Plan and
Recommendations:
Strategy for next 5 years with
actions by stakeholders
Workshop 2
Workshop 1
Timeline
Q2 2023
Q1 2023
End 2024
Q3 2023

8. • provide input to the Roadmap
through open discussions, e.g. in
identifying roadblocks and
collectively agreeing on solutions;
• highlight clean energy investment
opportunities and innovative ways
to attract new investors;
• facilitate matchmaking by
bringing together investors,
project developers and policy
makers.
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Stakeholder engagement is key
The OECD conducted a series of
stakeholder consultation workshops to:

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Timeline of the Roadmap
April
2023
May-
June
2023
June-
August
2023
Sept-
Oct
2023
Nov
2023
Dec
2023 –
Jan
2024
Launch event of CEFIM
Thailand
&
1st Consultation Workshop
Background
Research and written
consultation
Bilateral stakeholder
interviews &
modelling work
Draft case studies
and policy
recommendations
2nd Consultation
Workshop
Finalisation
of the
Roadmap draft
Launch of the
Roadmap
Q2
2024

10. CONTACTS
• Valentina Bellesi, Policy Analyst, Clean Energy Finance and Investment –
Thailand, OECD (valentina.bellesi@oecd.org)
• Deger Saygin, Industry Decarbonisation Lead, Clean Energy Finance and
Investment, OECD (deger.saygin@oecd.org)
• Geraldine Ang, Team Lead, Clean Energy Finance and Investment, OECD
(geraldine.ang@oecd.org)
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