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REEF - The Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Fund
Fund profile
Origin of funds
IFC?
Goals/aims
The Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Fund (REEF) is an
investment fund targeting renewable energy and energy efficiency
projects in developing countries.
Main form of support
Loans and equity financing
Typical budget size
USD 1,000,000 and USD 100,000,000
Support type
Investment support
Countries of operation
Africa, Mexico and Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia, and Central
and Eastern Europe
Main target groups
Industry, Government
General conditions
REEF will target investments below 50 Megawatts (MW) and small
scale PV operations. These investments will most likely be in Solar
Home System distribution and marketing companies or in
grid-connected PV installations. PV investments will probably total
less than 10% of REEF's total investments.
Relevant sectors include:
- Low-impact Hydro
- Wind
- Solar/PV
- Biomass
- Geothermal
- Energy Conservation and Efficiency
Geographic Focus: Emerging market countries worldwide eligible for
IFC financing, including markets in Africa, Mexico and Latin
America, the Caribbean, Asia, and Central and Eastern Europe.
Investment size: The REEF will consider investment in projects with
total capitalization requirements of between $1,000,000 and
$100,000,000.
Instruments: REEF's investments may take a variety of forms
including common and preferred stock, partnership and limited
liability company interests, and convertible or subordinated debt
with equity warrants/options. REEF may also make loans to projects
or project sponsors on a bridge or permanent basis. Equity
transactions are typically structured so that the entrepreneur
retains the majority of shares and/or management of the
company.
Example projects
Contact details
Webpage:
http://www.ifc.org/enviro/EPU/Renewable/REEF/reef.htm
Contact: Phil LaRocco
Email:
phil@...
Sources
This profile, based on initial information contributed by
Eco
Ltd, was updated within the framework of the
Sparknet project supported by the European
Commission's Fifth Framework Programme.
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