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1 NEXT POTENTIAL HOTSPOTS FOR CLEAN POWER Victoria Cuming Head of Policy EMEA Bloomberg New Energy Finance United Kingdom

2 ANALYSIS, TOOLS AND DATA TO EXPLORE THE ENERGY SYSTEM TRANSITION Solar Wind Other Renewables Gas Energy Smart Technologies Advanced Transport Carbon & RECs 40 North America 90 Europe 35 Asia Pacific 30 Africa 5 South America

3 NEW CLEAN ENERGY INVESTMENT IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA ($BN) Other Gabon Mauritius Uganda Nigeria Sierra Leone Zimbabwe Ethiopia Kenya South Africa Note: Total values include estimates for undisclosed deals. Includes corporate and government R&D, and spending for digital energy and energy storage projects. Source: Bloomberg New Energy Finance

4 GLOBAL CLIMATESCOPE THE CLEAN ENERGY INDEX An index ranking emerging economies on their investment environment for clean energy Enabling framework Investment Value chains GHG

5 CLIMATESCOPE 2015 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA RESULTS DRC Lowest DRC Malawi Mid Malawi South Africa Highest No data Lowest Mid South Africa Highest 4th 3rd 2nd 5th No data 1st, Global Climatescope

6 POTENTIAL HOTSPOTS

7 KENYA ENABLING FRAMEWORK FINANCING & INVESTMENT Policy Offtaker risk Power market unbundled? $ Low risk New clean energy investment ($m) 1,062 PV Biofuels Geothermal Power demand growth, % Wind VALUE CHAINS 4 / 8 4 / 9 4 / 6 3 / 5 5 / 10

8 KENYA CLIMATESCOPE 2015 RANKING: 6TH CUMULATIVE RENEWABLES CAPACITY (excluding large hydro, GW) Biomass & waste Small hydro PROJECT PIPELINE 1.3GW $2.3bn 252MW $350m Wind PV 2.2GW 167MW $10bn $384m Geothermal 139MW $483m CHALLENGES TO CLEAN ENERGY UPTAKE Absence of bankable projects and experienced developers Low availability of local commercial debt Unconvincing feed-in-tariff rates

9 NIGERIA ENABLING FRAMEWORK Policy Offtaker risk Power market unbundled? $ Very low Power demand growth, % FINANCING & INVESTMENT New clean energy investment ($m) 206 Biofuels PV 103 Small hydro Wind VALUE CHAINS 2 / 8 6 / 9 0 / 6 5 / 5 5 / 10

10 NIGERIA CLIMATESCOPE 2015 RANKING: 12TH CUMULATIVE RENEWABLES CAPACITY (excluding large hydro, GW) Wind Biomass & waste Small hydro PV PROJECT PIPELINE 110MW $195m 903MW $1.3bn 0GW $0bn 106MW $244m 139MW $484m CHALLENGES TO CLEAN ENERGY UPTAKE Grid constraints Feed-in tariff cap on project size and overall support Currency pains

11 TANZANIA ENABLING FRAMEWORK FINANCING & INVESTMENT Policy $ New clean energy investment ($m) 89 Offtaker risk Power market unbundled? Very risky En route Power demand growth, % Small hydro PV Biomass & waste VALUE CHAINS 1 / 8 4 / 9 2 / 6 4 / 5 3 / 10

12 TANZANIA CLIMATESCOPE 2015 RANKING: 23RD CUMULATIVE RENEWABLES CAPACITY (excluding large hydro, GW) Biomass & waste Small hydro PV Wind PROJECT PIPELINE 300MW $531m 60MW $83m 200MW $920m 48MW $111m 72MW $251m CHALLENGES TO CLEAN ENERGY UPTAKE Risk perception of offtaker (TANESCO) Lack of incentive mechanism for large-scale renewables

13 ETHIOPIA ENABLING FRAMEWORK FINANCING & INVESTMENT Policy Offtaker risk $ Risky New clean energy investment ($m) 839 Small hydro PV Power market unbundled? Somewhat Geothermal Wind Power demand growth, % Biomass & waste VALUE CHAINS 4 / 8 5 / 9 4 / 6 4 / 5 8 / 10

14 ETHIOPIA CLIMATESCOPE 2015 RANKING: 26TH CUMULATIVE RENEWABLES CAPACITY (excluding large hydro, GW) PROJECT PIPELINE 1.4 Geothermal 1.2GW $2.1bn Small hydro Solar thermal PV Biomass & waste Wind 0MW 1.4GW 114MW 170MW $0m $6.4bn $262m $592m CHALLENGES TO CLEAN ENERGY UPTAKE No robust renewable energy support mechanism Lack of experience with private-sector investment

15 RENEWABLES PIPELINE Eq. Guinea: 5MW Gabon: 120MW South Africa: 13.4GW Lowest Mid Highest No data

16 THE FULL POWER PICTURE CUMULATIVE POWER CAPACITY, HISTORICAL AND FORECAST (GW) Geothermal Solar thermal Small hydro Biomass & waste Nuclear PIPELINE OF ANNOUNCED PROJECTS (GW) Wind PV Oil & diesel Gas Large hydro Coal 0 1

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