Multi-lateral funding
Case Studies

• Joint Ventures in Energy Transition: A large-cap American energy corporation took a 50% stake in a joint venture (JV) originally established by a smaller Texas-based oil and gas company and a carbon storage project development company. This JV was formed to capitalize on emerging markets such as hydrogen and carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), with the backing of significant government incentives [1].

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• Clean Energy Transitions in Emerging Economies: The International Energy Agency (IEA) has documented almost 50 real-world case studies across clean power, efficiency, and electrification in countries ranging from Brazil to Indonesia. These case studies highlight the mobilization of investment and finance to support clean energy transitions in the emerging and developing world [2].

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• Green Finance in Energy and Industry: On energy and industry day at COP28, the Net-Zero Banking Alliance highlighted recent examples of financing provided or facilitated by member banks in key sectors, including developed and emerging economies. These case studies demonstrate the role of green finance in supporting sustainable energy and industrial projects [3].

These case studies illustrate the diverse approaches and strategies that can be employed in securing multi-lateral funding for energy ventures. They underscore the importance of strategic partnerships, government incentives, and international collaboration in driving the transition to sustainable energy.

Sources:

1. Accelerating energy transition through joint ventures - Deloitte US

2. Financing Clean Energy Transitions in Emerging and Developing Economies ...

3. Green finance case studies in energy and industry