The proposed operation will support projects that mitigate climate change in eligible partner countries.
Objectives
The proposed operation will support the development of renewable energy, improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions of airborne pollutants and GHGs from conventional energy production. By promoting sustainable and secure energy supplies necessary for economic growth and development, the project will contribute to the objectives of the Bank’s operations outside of the EU (economic development and climate change) and will meet the Bank’s priority objectives for energy sector lending (renewable energy/energy efficiency).
The operation will support projects that contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gases emissions and other airborne pollutants. The sub-schemes are expected to have limited environmental and social impacts. None of the sub-schemes submitted for part-financing by the Bank will have a significant negative impact on sites of nature conservation. Standard safeguards and monitoring procedures will ensure that project implementation is satisfactory and complies in particular with the environmental and social requirements of the Bank.
Procurement
The procurement procedures applied by the Borrower will comply with the Bank’s Guide to Procurement including the publication of tenders in the Official Journal of the EU when appropriate.
Status
Approved
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30/11/2012.
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