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09jun15:0016:00Electric Bankers: Empowering Households Through Utility-Enabled Financing

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Access to electricity can be transformational, but only if people also have access to the appliances and technologies needed for its use. In Sub-Saharan Africa, only 1 in 3 households

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Access to electricity can be transformational, but only if people also have access to the appliances and technologies needed for its use. In Sub-Saharan Africa, only 1 in 3 households has a television, 1 in 6 has a refrigerator, and 1 in 9 owns a computer. Increasing ownership of electrical appliances can turn energy access into development impact by reducing drudgery, saving time, and unlocking greater economic potential. But high-quality appliances are unaffordable for many people, particularly those who do not have access to consumer finance. Enabling consumer financing that drives appliance ownership and higher levels of electricity demand is part of a larger shift that utilities can make toward a customer-centric, service-based approach. A new paper from CGAP and CLASP, “Electric Bankers: Utility-Enabled Finance in Sub-Saharan Africa” (2020), explores how energy providers can close the credit gap and provide value for their customers.

This webinar, organized by CGAP and CLASP, will explore the opportunities and challenges of utility-enabled financing, and explore the spectrum of options available to energy providers. Presenters will summarize the findings from the new paper, before discussing their implications with guest experts from African utilities, asset finance companies, and financial inclusion experts.

Register here: https://www.cgap.org/events/electric-bankers-empowering-households-through-utility-enabled-financing

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(Tuesday) 15:00 – 16:00

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10jun14:0015:00Euroheat&Power Webinar: National Heating and Cooling Transitions Across the EUThe Euroheat & Power webinar series aims to keep our community connected, share knowledge and provide new learning opportunities.

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EU frameworks may be essential, but they only work if they are complemented by national measures.
Our 3 speakers will discuss the heating and cooling transitions in their respective Member States,

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EU frameworks may be essential, but they only work if they are complemented by national measures.
Our 3 speakers will discuss the heating and cooling transitions in their respective Member States, highlighting common challenges and concrete measures to advance decarbonisation.

Moderator: Emma Coker, BloombergNEF, Low Carbon Heat Analyst
Speakers:
• Rémi Chabrillat, French Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME), Director production and renewable energy
• Susanne Schmelcher, German Energy Agency (Dena), Senior Expert Engineer
• Tjalling de Vries, Dutch Ministry of Economics, Programme Manager Heat

Your EHP contact for this webinar: Pauline Lucas

More information here: https://www.euroheat.org/top-stories/ehp-webinars/

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(Wednesday) 14:00 – 15:00

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16jun16:0018:00Ambitious National Cooling Policy: Development and Implementation of Model MEPS

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This panel discussion will introduce model minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) for air conditioners and refrigerators that were developed by United for

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This panel discussion will introduce model minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) for air conditioners and refrigerators that were developed by United for Efficiency (U4E) for use by policymakers. The model MEPS offer a cost-effective approach to enhance availability of highly-efficient technologies and limit inefficient products in markets where adopted. Panelists will discuss the process to define the model MEPS, considerations for policymakers seeking to adopt the regulation, and other benefits for developing and emerging economies, with opportunities for audience questions.

Join Patrick Blake, U4E; Nihar Shah, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; and Michael Kiza, East African Centre of Excellence for Renewable Energy and Efficiency in a conversation about the process to define the model MEPS and considerations for policymakers seeking to adopt the regulation. Moderated by CLASP’s Ana Maria Carreño.

Register here: https://clasp.zoom.us/webinar/register/7615906316679/WN_4IQzPfhzRMGPSt7Dfd9FSQ

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(Tuesday) 16:00 – 18:00

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