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MARKET CONTEXT FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BLENDED FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS UNDER THE FIRECE PROJECT BASED ON EX-ANTE ANALYSIS REPORT

MARKET CONTEXT FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BLENDED FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS UNDER THE FIRECE PROJECT BASED ON EX-ANTE ANALYSIS REPORT

MAGDALENA RZEMIENIAK, MARCIN GĄSIOR, AGNIESZKA SULIMIERSKA

Wydawnictwo: POLITECHNIKA LUBELSKA

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ISBN: 978-83-7947-482-0

97 stron
format: B5
oprawa: miękka
Rok wydania: 2021

The FIRECEproject: Innovative Financial Instruments for Industry Low carbon Energy transition in Central Europe is a transnational cooperation project implemented by the Lublin Voivodeship Self-govemment from the European Regional Development Fund under the Interreg Central Europe 2014-2020 Program, Priority Axis 2: Cooperation in the field of low-emission strategies in CENTRAL EUROPE, Specific objective 2.2. Improving territorial energy strategies and policies that have an impact on mitigating the effects of climate change. FIRECE is a transnational cooperation project implemented under the Interreg Central Europe 2014-2020 Program (financed by the European Regional Development Fund) - Priority Axis 2: Cooperation in the field of low-emission strategies in CENTRAL EUROPE in the period 2017-2020. Ten partners from 7 member countries (Austria, Czech Republic, Croatia, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Italy) participate in the project. The project leader is the Venice Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Craft and Agriculture - it is the Lead Partner (PP1 Venice). The other partners are: PP2; PP6 - Network for energy and environmental technologies; Center for International Management and Knowledge-Based Economy (Germany), PP3 - Emilia Romagna Region (Italy), PP4 - Southern Regional Innovation Agency (Hungary), PP5 - Center for Research and Innovation (Austria), PP7 - Regional Development Agency (Poland), PP8 - Lublin Voivodeship (Poland), PP9 - Istrian Regional Energy Agency (Croatia), PP10 - A consulting company in the field of energy, environment and management (Czech Republic). The FIRECE project aims to contribute to targeted outcomes of regional energy plans through increased use of (innovative) financial instruments in the Central Europe region.

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Summary

Streszczenie

Introduction

Glossary and definitions

1. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS: OVERVIEW
1.1. Rationale for the use of financial Instruments and experience
in the 2007-2013 programming period
1.2. Options available to Managing Authorities

2. EX-ANTE ASSESSMENT: PURPOSE AND PRELIMINARY CONSIDER ATIONS
2.1. Scope and value of the exante assessment for financial instruments
2.2. Preliminary considerations

3. ANALYSIS OF MARKET FAILURES, SUBOPTIMALINVESTMENT SITUATIONS AND INVESTMENT NEEDS
3.1. Identifying existing market problems
3.1.1. Structural macro-economic failures
3.1.2. Demand-side failures
3.2. Establishing the evidence of market failure and sub-optimal investment situations
3.2.2. Demand-side failures
3.2.3. Supply-side failures
3.3. Assessing market failures: two practical examples
3.3.1. Sources of financing for energy improvement activities in SMEs
3.3.2. Availability of financing sources and lack of search
for commercial funds

4. ASSESSMENT OF THE FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTU ADDED VALUE
4.1. Analysis of the quantitative and qualitative dimensions
of the financial instruments added value
4.2. Assessing the consistency with other forms of public intervention addressing the same market
4.3. Identifying possible State aid implications

5. ADDITIONAL PUBLIC AND PRIYATE RESOURCES
TO BE POTENTIALLY RAISED BY THE FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT
5.1. Estimating additional public and private resources
5.2. Estimating the leverage of the envisaged financial instrument
5.3. Attracting additional private resources

6. LESSONS LEARNT
6.1. Identifying success factors and past experiences pitfalls
6.2. Applying lessons learnt to improve the financial instruments performance

7. PROPOSED INVESTMENT STRATEGY
7.1. Process to develop a proposed kwestment strategy
7.2. Defining the financial instruments scalę and focus
7.3. Defining the financial instruments governance structure

8. SPECIFICATION OF EXPECTED RESULTS CONSISTENT WITH THE RELEVANT PROGRAMME
8.1. Establishing and quantifying the financial instruments expected performance
8.2. Specification of how the financial instrument will contribute
to the strategie objectives
8.3. Monitoring and reporting

9. PROVISIONS FOR THE UPDATE AND REVIEW OF THE EX-ANTE ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY

10. EX-ANTE ASSESSMENT COMPLETENESS CHECKLIST

11. FEASIBILITY STUDY
11.1. Executive summary
11.2. Technological considerations
11.3. Existing marketplace: Examine the national markets of the IFI
11.4. Distribution strategy
11.5. Risk management
11.6. Schedule and timeline: timeframe of the implementation period
11.7. Findings and recommendations

Bibliography

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