Private-Public Partnership Mezzanine Fund
To develop a financing instrument to improve financing possibilities for RE and EE projects in the southern Mediterranean region.
Locations
Tunisia
36° 48' 10.08" N, 10° 10' 46.92" E
Morocco
34° 1' 12" N, 6° 49' 48" W
Egypt
30° 3' 0" N, 31° 15' 0" E
Main activity and output:
- Analyse the RE and EE market structure and opportunities and evaluate the financing needs in each country of the target area
- Identify the optimal legal and economic framework for financing RE and EE projects in each country
- Devise a structure for Public-Private Partnership between governmental agencies and private investors to:
o improve risk allocation to better suit the objectives of the project partners o propose an efficient use of public funds to leverage private investor financing
Expected impact:
- Closing the gap between developer equity and available debt for RE and EE projects
- Provision of additional financing to projects on better financial terms, thanks to more efficient and differentiated risk allocation
- Opportunity for local developers to implement a larger number of projects while still maintaining ownership.
- Use of public funds to attract private investors will leverage public funding and multiply its effect in terms of the number of projects supported
- Involvement of local players will allow the financing of medium and small scale projects, usually not considered by large investors.
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