Deadline: 24-Oct-2019 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.)
The objective of this assignment is to develop a Combined Energy Efficiency and Productivity Assessment Tool for garment factories in emerging markets to help companies identify where they are positioned on all key dimensions of overall productivity, as compared vis- vis-à-vis best in class and define progression milestones from the starting position to best in class.
Deadline: 01-Jun-2020 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.)
The overall objective of this activity is to conduct an assessment of electricity access to better understand demand and supply and identify market barriers, key market players and support required to promote the growth of basic electricity services for conflict-affected zones (borders), host communities and FDPs in the Sahel (Burkina Faso, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Tchad).
Bent u benieuwd naar kansen voor uw bedrijf bij de Wereldbank in de sectoren 
Energy en Climate-Smart Energy solutions? Ga dan mee naar de Business Opportunities Fair op 29-31 oktober in Washington D.C.
Bent u benieuwd naar kansen voor uw bedrijf bij de Wereldbank in de sectoren Energy en Climate-Smart Energy solutions? Ga dan mee naar de Business Opportunities Fair op 29-31 oktober in Washington D.C.
Deadline: 09-Sep-2019 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.)
As a business model which provides electricity and financing leveraging mobile technology, PAYG is affected by regulations in the electricity, finance, import, data protection, and telecom sectors. Existing policy frameworks have yet to be designed to take PAYG business models into account because evolution has outpaced regulation. Governments are only beginning to understand the sector and its potential. Limited government awareness of and support for PAYG means there is a risk of new regulation or interpretation of existing regulation that handicap the PAYG market. On the other hand, an enhanced regulatory environment could help to accelerate sector growth by de-risking investment and encouraging additional commercial financing. The overall objective of the project is to create a government guidance toolkit, which helps countries to develop an enabling policy and regulatory framework for the PAYG sector. The phase 1 objective is to develop an initial toolkit.
Bent u benieuwd naar kansen voor uw bedrijf bij de Wereldbank in de sectoren Energy en Climate-Smart Energy solutions? Ga dan mee naar de Business Opportunities Fair op 29-31 oktober in Washington D.C.
Bent u benieuwd naar kansen voor uw bedrijf bij de Wereldbank in de sectoren Energy en Climate-Smart Energy solutions? Ga dan mee naar de Business Opportunities Fair op 29-31 oktober in Washington D.C.
Deadline: 27-Jul-2019 at 11:59:59 PM (Eastern Time – Washington D.C.) 
The three priority areas that need to be addressed are: increase liquidity in the short-term trade; adequate mechanisms to support integration of large scale variable renewable energy (VRE) and inclusion of frequency control ancillary services (FCAS) in the wholesale market. The Ministry of Power, Government of India, has therefore decided to prepare a Roadmap for Developing the Wholesale Power Market in India with a focus to assess the current power market scenario in India, review of international experience and prepare a phased plan to support the transition of Indian power market. This transition is expected to cover all three facets discussed briefly above, namely, (a) enhance the volume and percentage of trade in the short-term market relative to long-term counterparts while moving from a regulated regime to a near real-time, (b) support the overall objective of increasing the mix of green energy in the grid and optimizing dispatch, and (c) develop co-optimized FCAS market to ensure the market retains the security of the power system. The assignment would also cover design of appropriate financial instruments to support the new market mechanism and replace traditional power purchase agreements (PPA)/Feed-in Tariffs for renewables and the related policy and regulatory changes. The Ministry of Power has requested the World Bank to support this activity.
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