Partnership in PracticeMay 2006

The Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP)

Marianne Osterkorn

1. REEEP is a global Type II partnership launchedby the UK government at the WSSD.

2. REEEP currently comprises 185 partners representing 30 governments, businesses and NGO’s committed to accelerating the uptake of renewable energy and energy efficiency.

3. REEEP is currently funded by various governments such as the Austria, Australia, Canada, Germany, EU, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, US, and UK the major donor of REEEP.

REEEP– Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership

REEEP delivers value via Regional Secretariats

REEEP Regional Office Africa

REEEP Regional Office

Central Europe REEEP Regional Office

East Asia

REEEP Regional Office Latin America &

Caribbean

REEEP Regional Office

North America

REEEP Local Focal Point

MEDREPREEEP Regional Office

South Asia

REEEP Regional OfficeSouth East Asia & Pacific

REEEP Regional OfficeRussiaREEEP International

Secretariat

REEEP funding comes from 10 governments

ServicesProjects

National Programs are dedicatedto REEEP

2005/6 6.1 mio donations

2004 : 48 Projects through GOF(UK)

2 projects BMWA (Austria)

2005 : 18 projects, FCO financed

2006: 32 projects, financed by DEFRA, FCO, Ireland, Italy

Annual Donation of Donor Countries

Project Administration Fee (10% of the project volume)

The outcome of REEEP policy activities catalyses investments

• Support of governments to establish long lasting legal frameworks in favour of REES

• Support integration of REES regulation into the overall energy and development policies e.g. rural development, agriculture

• Increase awareness towards REES with policymakers, bankers, local bodies and end-users

• Empowering local authorities and organisations to take advantage of CDM to promote REES

• Implement initiatives at local and municipal levels in favour of REES

REEEP finance projects for poverty alleviation

Financing energy upgrades in South African low income homes• Financing EE lighting, thermal insulation and solar water heating• Replication of this Cape Town project in other parts of SA

Support to small scale RES in South Asia (S3IDF)• Support establishment/operation of a small scale RES infrastructure fund• Fund targeting India, Nepal and Sri Lanka

Green Network in Southern Africa• Capacity building in villages on energy planning, financing and RES utilisation• Focus on women

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1. Improve the climate for REES investments through joint projects

2. Build capacity from existing projects in order to ‘scale-up’ and replicate learning's into other markets

3. Improve and develop information and training tools for REES

4. Increase synergies and avoid overlapping activities

5. Share contacts and lessons learnt

6. Organize joint events especially on EE in emerging markets

Added value through collaboration with partners

REEEP has already established collaborations

GVEP, GNESD, MEDREP, CLASP, REN 21,IEA, IEA Task Force for Demand Side

Management,Lead, e-parlament, EURIMA, NAIMA,US Clean Energy Initiative and others

REEEP International SecretariatVienna International Centre

Room D1732Vienna, Austria

marianne.osterkorn@reeep.org+43 1 26026 3678

www.reeep.org