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The support of Multilateral Development Banks to renewable energy projects in developing countries
Maria Basílio
ISLA — Instituto Politécnico de Gestão e Tecnologia
Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 11 10 2023
Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) are extensively involved in the Paris Climate Agreement and play a key role in climate finance. However, the amounts recently channeled to carbon-based projects may raise doubts about this involvement. This empirical approach seeks to explore whether MDB participation actually favors renewable energy projects in developing countries, aligning with their commitment to this Agreement. An empirical analysis is conducted to explore the determinants of MDBs’ participation in energy infrastructure projects developed in 64 countries using data from 2011 to 2018 obtained from the World Bank’s Private Participation in Infrastructure Database. The results reveal that MDBs’ participation is higher in renewable energy projects, confirming their commitment to clean energy; however, this is not confirmed by the amount of financial support provided.
Keywords
#Multilateral development banks
#renewable energy projects
#climate finance
#Paris Agreement
#energy infrastructure
#Developing countries
#private participation in infrastructure
#clean energy investment
#financial support
#Developing country
#Finance
#renewable energy
#Poverty
#business
#Project finance
Bibliographic Details
Publication TypeJournal article
Publication Year2023
Journal / Conference / WorkJournal of Environmental Planning and Management
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