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Energy+ will make financial support available to developing countries through results-based public-private business models and sector approaches.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg during the launch of Energy+ in 2011. Photo: Gyro What The International Energy and Climate Initiative Energy+ was launched by Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg
Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg will participate at several commemorations two years after the 2011 terrorist attacks against the Government Quarter and Utøya.
Sustainable energy brings opportunities for economic growth, human development, employment and is essential for a modern day decent standard of living. It empowers people and paves the way out of poverty by lighting homes and small businesses,
The Ministry of Justice and Public Security has informed the four bidders that further negotiations will be held with the two companies AgustaWestland and Eurocopter for the replacement of the current Sea King fleet.
Energy+ has furthermore collaborated with several organisations on developing approaches and tools to leverage commercial investments.
“I am concerned about Pakistan’s decision to reintroduce executions for prisoners with death sentences,” commented Minister of Foreign Affairs Espen Barth Eide. The moratorium against executions that was introduced in 2008 came to an end on 30 June
Country partnership to transform the energy sector. The Energy+ Partnership is a partnership of countries and other stakeholders that aims to speed up the transition to a cleaner energy future. Countries will need to rethink the way they generate,
On behalf of the Energy+ Partnership, Garten Rothkopf organized a consultation with the US private sector to understand key incentives and barriers to investments in developing country renewable energy projects. This pilot consultation, hosted at
Using public money to leverage private investment is a key to unlocking the green growth potential. Energy+ promotes public-private partnerships and the strategic use of public financing to minimise investment hurdles and barriers.
The funds provided through official development assistance is not sufficient to secure universal energy access. Climate finance instruments represent an untapped potential for investments in energy in developing countries. Private sector enterprises
The Energy+ initiative aims to increase access to modern energy, increase energy efficiency, and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases in developing countries. It was launched in Oslo in 2011 by Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg, and UN
International Energy and Climate Initiative Energy+ Key Features.
Country cases (pdf)
This information expresses the intent of Partners of the International Energy and Climate Initiative - Energy+, hereinafter called Energy+, present at the Oslo conference “Energy for all - financing access for the poor”, to establish a voluntary
Energy+ Private Sector Consultation Nairobi, Kenya, March 5-6, 2011 Executive Summary (pdf)
The International Energy and Climate Initiative - Energy+ will support efforts to achieve universal access to sustainable energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in developing Partner countries by scaling up access to renewable energy sources and