ESMAP’s Power Sector Vulnerability Assessments estimate the short- to medium-term impact of the credit crisis on the electricity sector and inform a potential strategic response from The World Bank Group (WBG). The assessments combine research and analysis of the latest economic and financial data with wide-ranging interviews and surveys of client country government agencies, project sponsors, and project financiers, as well as other stakeholders.
The assessments help client countries identify:
- A pipeline of priority power projects
- Financing gaps for these projects and options to fill them
- “Green” investments using hydropower, wind, geothermal, and solar technologies
- At-risk public-private partnership projects and potential ways to support them
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Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Investments in South Asia's Electric Power Infrastructure
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Impact of the Credit Crisis on Investments in the Power Sector: International Players and the MENA Region
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Impact of the Credit Crisis on Investments in the Power Sector: the Case of Morocco
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Impact of the Credit Crisis on Investments in the Power Sector: the Case of Tunisia |
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Impact of the Credit Crisis on Investments in the Power Sector: the Case of Jordan
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East Asia Sector Assessment: Quick Assessment of the Impact of the Credit Crisis on Investments in the Power Sector:
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