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EEEF – The European Energy Efficiency Fund

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Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targeted

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Description of the Project

The European Energy Efficiency Fund (EEEF) focuses on financing energy efficiency, small-scale renewable energy, and clean urban transport projects (at market rates) targeting municipal, local and regional authorities and public and private entities acting on behalf of those authorities. They, therefore, aim to support the goals of the European Union to promote a sustainable energy market and climate protection.

Structured as an evergreen blended fund, the EEEF aims to attract additional capital into climate financing. The environmentally and socially responsible way of conducting its business, the innovative public–private partnership structure and the experience of its stakeholders will be used to bring more capital into an area whose financial means are currently insufficient to strongly contribute to the mitigation of climate change.

Innpact contribution

Innpact was mandated by EIB to support the design, structuring and launch of the Fund including selectoin of the Investment manager.

Project Factsheet

  • Name: The European Energy Efficiency Fund SA, SICAV-SIF
  • Inception: 2011
  • Domicile: Luxembourg
  • Initiators: European Commission in cooperation with the European Investment Bank
  • Investment Manager: Deutsche Bank AG, Frankfurt
  • Sector: Energy efficiency & Renewable energy
  • Geographic Focus: European Union
  • Direct investments: Project developers, energy service companies (ESCOs), small scale renewable energy and energy efficiency service and supply companies
  • Target Financial Intermediaries: Local commercial banks, leasing companies and other selected financial institutions
  • End‐Beneficiaries: Municipal, local and regional authorities
  • Financial Instruments: Senior debt, mezzanine instruments, leasing structures and forfeiting loans(in cooperation with industry partners), subordinated debt, guarantees
  • Non‐Financial Services: Technical Assistance Facility
  • Type: Predominantly Debt Fund
  • Info: www.eeef.lu

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