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Extending Simplified Additionality Modalities for Energy Projects: Implementation Concerns

This document explores options for extending simplified additionality modalities for energy projects focusing on eligibility criteria and implementation concerns. It also discusses policies impacting additionality determination and EB55 decisions. Contact: Fspors@Worldbank.org

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Extending Simplified Additionality Modalities for Energy Projects: Implementation Concerns

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  1. Extension of simplified modalities for demonstration of additionalityto EE and RE projects

  2. Options for extending the simplified additionality modalities

  3. General concerns regarding implementation of options 1 & 2 for EE

  4. General concerns regarding implementation of options 1 & 2 for RE

  5. Eligibility criteria as the way forward

  6. Option 3: E- andadditionalitydetermination • E- policies: policies that give comparative advantage to less emissions intensive technologies or fuels adopted prior to Marrakesh Accords (11/11/2001). Impact can be ignored in determining additionality. (i.e. forms of public funding) • EB55 – EB decided to make decisions on how to treat E- on a project by project basis. • Recommendation – for all projects located in LDCs allow E- to apply. Thus all policies after 11/11/2001 that result in public funding supporting low carbon growth e.g. feed in tariffs, subsidies, tax benefits etc) should not need to be considered when applying investment analysis.

  7. Options for extending the simplified additionality modalities

  8. Thanks for listening • Contact: Fspors@Worldbank.org

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