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The ex-ante economic analysis of investments in large dams: a brief history

The ex-ante economic analysis of investments in large dams: a brief history

May 29, 2020 | News

By Dale Whittington and Kerry Smith Tuesday 16th June, 4pm Watch: https://youtu.be/lqpzbpSnstE In this presentation Dale and Kerry explore the history of the ex-ante economic analysis of large dams through the discussion of six key developments that have occurred...
Power Systems and Covid-19: Crisis or bringing sectors together to survive and thrive?

Power Systems and Covid-19: Crisis or bringing sectors together to survive and thrive?

May 28, 2020 | comment, News, power systems

By Eduardo Alejandro Martínez Ceseña, Wentao Zhu, Jose Nicolas Melchor Gutierrez, Mathaios Panteli The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the vulnerabilities of critical services and infrastructures to large scale crises and the power sector is no exception. Electrical...
Webinar – Climate finance for hydropower: enabling the transition to a low-carbon future

Webinar – Climate finance for hydropower: enabling the transition to a low-carbon future

May 26, 2020 | News, Social impacts

By Sejal Patel and Neha Rai, IIED Tuesday 2nd June 2020 Watch: https://youtu.be/egmlWKoNNqQ In this presentation, we discuss the role of climate financiers in supporting hydropower, and look at why hydropower project developers should be interested in the benefits of...
The pros and cons of large hydropower financing models. New open access research

The pros and cons of large hydropower financing models. New open access research

May 15, 2020 | Finance, News, Research

In their most recent paper, ‘Mapping the evolving complexity of large hydropower project finance in low and lower-middle income countries‘, published in Green Finance, Markkanen, Plummer Braeckman and Souvannaseng describe and compare the advantages and...
Webinar: Hydropower finance – complexity, risk and private sector investment

Webinar: Hydropower finance – complexity, risk and private sector investment

May 7, 2020 | Finance, News

By Judith Plummer Braeckman and Sanna Markkanen, Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership Watch the webinar on YouTube Sustainably developed hydropower can be cost effective and can offer many additional benefits beyond power generation, such as water storage...

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