Task Force 1: Country Actions for Universal Energy Access

Highlights from Parallel SessionSaturday 19 November 2011

Proposed Outline for Report Introduction

Financing Challenge and Opportunities

Country and Regional Actions

Institutional Innovations

Annexes

Introduction (1 – 1½ pages) Context and precedents Working definition for Energy Access Focus on Electricity, Energy for Cooking/Heating

and Productive Uses

Financing Challenge and Opportunities (2 – 3 pages) Scale of funding requirements Range of funding sources and leveraging required Alternative financing instruments and derisking

options

Country and Regional Actions (3 – 4 pages) Regional and country status and projections Options for participating in SE4All: opting in, high

targets, early winners &Energy+ (linkage to RE and EE)

Different contexts, menu of approaches/processes, variety of institutional models/frameworks

Capacity development requirements Implementation roadmap to 2030 with 5 year

time horizons and interim milestones

Institutional Innovations (2 – 3 pages) Bottom-up approaches: SME scale-up, civil

society initiatives, etc North-South/South-South approaches: city-city

partnerships, utility twinning, etc

Pilot Countries Business Models (Carlos Pascual) Typical processes and steps (Chris Jones, etc)

Annexes

Timeline

Fatih Birol and Dan Dorner (IEA) Vijay Iyer and Venkat Ramana (World Bank) Leena Srivastava (TERI) Vijay Modi (Columbia University) Abeeku Brew-Hammond (Ghana Energy Commission)

Drafting Team

Zero Draft shared with Task Force 1 Members

- 1st week December 2011

Task Force 1 Meeting to agree First Draft

- mid-December 2011