Regulators Panel - Attracting finance through via competitive policy
A stable, low-cost power supply is essential to attracting investment in countries seeking to grow and industrialize. According to the International Energy Agency, additional investment of about $900 billion is required between 2010 and 2030 to achieve universal electricity access.
- From the regulatory perspective, what are the necessary reforms in the energy sector that would attract development finance?
- While policy makers and regulators have a fundamental role to play, what are some of the policy and regulatory issues that may impede funding from finance institutions such as banks?
- What are some of the challenges faced by IPPs / Developers in accessing finance?
Tuesday 10 October 4:15 PM - 5:00 PM Main Stage
Plenary
A stable, low-cost power supply is essential to attracting investment in countries seeking to grow and industrialize. According to the International Energy Agency, additional investment of about $900 billion is required between 2010 and 2030 to achieve universal electricity access.
- From the regulatory perspective, what are the necessary reforms in the energy sector that would attract development finance?
- While policy makers and regulators have a fundamental role to play, what are some of the policy and regulatory issues that may impede funding from finance institutions such as banks?
- What are some of the challenges faced by IPPs / Developers in accessing finance?
