This Progress Report provides an overview of where the Private Financing Advisory Network came from, and where it is in 2018.

Based on interviews with climate knowledge brokers and decision makers in Latin America and the Caribbean, this report summarises the most important climate knowledge-related challenges they face in their work, and the solutions they would like to see.

A short preview of the first results from REEEP's IMPAQT (Indicators for Multidimensional Prosperity Assessment, Quantification and Testing) assessment of market-based solar-powered irrigation systems in Kenya.

Our Annual Report 2021 provides an overview of REEEP's activities towards advancing market readiness for clean energy and energy access in developing and emerging markets and insight into our programmes.

Our Annual Report 2019 provides an overview of REEEP's mission and methods, as well as its activities and programmes. New this year is our focus on data for impact, based on the clean energy market data collected through the EDISON data hub.

The 2017 REEEP Annual Report is titled Clean Energy Markets in Motion. It describes how REEEP's approach stimulates community-driven clean energy market development, and introduces major projects and milestones of 2016/17. Highlights include the relaunch of the Private Financing Advisory Network, the launch of the Beyond the Grid Fund for Zambia and the launch of the Climate Change, Clean Energy and Urban Water project in South Africa.

REEEP invests in clean energy markets. The REEEP Annual Report 2014/2015 explains REEEP's strategy and overarching theory of change, and takes a close look at REEEP's Cross Sector Systems focal area, through which REEEP brings systems thinking to the complex challenges of green growth. The Annual Report also includes a synopsis of REEEP's new 2015-2017 Powering Agrifood Value Chains Portfolio, including profiles of individual enterprises. 

This Annual Report gives a concise overview of the Partnership's achievements during the period from 1 April 2012 to 31 March 2013.  This was a year of transformation, in which a new positioning was adopted, and in which personnel, systems and activities were aligned to deliver on the new strategy.

This Annual Report covers the financial year 2010-11, outlining all of REEEP's activities during this period.

This Annual Report covers the financial year 2008-09, outlining all of REEEP's activities during this period.

This is the auditor's report produced by Grant Thornton Austria covering the financial year 2020-21.

This is the auditor's report produced by Grant Thornton Austria covering the financial year 2018-19.

This is the auditor's report from Deloitte covering the financial year 2016-17.

This is the Auditor's Report from PriceWaterhouseCoopers covering the financial year 2014-15

This booklet gives a concise summary of each of the projects contracted in REEEP's 8th funding cycle.

The South Asian region is evolving and growing at an exponential rate in terms of development and economic growth. Hence, it is placed critically in terms of matching the needs of the rising population as well as stabilizing and developing its economy. Agriculture, transport, and building sectors are the three sectors in the South Asian region which play a significant role in the economic development of the region. At the same time, these three sectors are also highly energy intensive. Therefore, it becomes critical to identify the energy requirements and suffice them through various clean energy alternatives, supported by innovative business models. 

Since 2000, the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) has, on behalf of its signatory investors, challenged the world’s largest companies to measure and report their carbon emissions, integrating the long-term value and cost of climate change into their assessment of the financial health and future prospects of their business.

At the Seventh African Development Forum (ADF VII) which took place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in October 2010, policy-makers recognizing the need to move with urgency in preparing for the impacts of climate change, as the international negotiations continue on the reduction of Green House Gases (GHG) emissions, agreed on the urgent need for Africa to act on Climate Change for Sustainable Development.

Newsletter announcing REEEP's 10 year anniversary amongst other things.

The options considered in this paper suggest that, with Determined Efforts, we can bring down emission intensity of India’s GDP by 23 to 25 percent over the 2005 levels, and with Aggressive Efforts, we can bring it down by as much as 33 to 35 percent over the 2005 levels.

This post is the first in a series of four entries that will focus on initiatives encouraging innovation through
sustainable urban design.

A glossary of terms used in the field of regulation and sustainable energy.

Leveraging the learnings of the Climate Change, Clean Energy and Urban Water in Africa pilot project, this Policy Brief aims to recommend policy options to the Government of South Africa to promote the deployment of renewable energy and energy efficiency technology in municipal water infrastructure.

Leveraging the learnings of the Climate Change, Clean Energy and Urban Water in Africa pilot project, this Best Practice Guide intends to assist South African municipalities in the implementation of cleaner energy technologies and services at their waterworks. A Pocket Version of the guide, offering an executive summary, is also available.

PRAN, one of Bangladesh' largest food processing companies, has in recent years set up a network of dairy hubs and village milk collection centres to help them source milk from small farmers and to provide those farmers with a steady source of income. The network has been highly successful; however, chilling the milk while it waits for collection is expensive and carbon-intensive, as power cuts average over 6 hours a day and diesel generators need to be used as back-up for the chillers. REEEP supported Enerplus, a small international consultancy company, to set up a pilot project with PRAN to equip the milk collection centres with clean energy technology. The results of this pilot, and the plans for a scale-up covering PRAN's entire dairy hub network, can be found in this brochure.

What are the benefits to small farmers of using a solar-powered pump over a diesel pump? Which barriers do solar irrigation businesses still face when scaling up, and what could be solutions? Based on REEEP's five years of experience working with two companies pioneering solar irrigation sets for smallholder farmers in Kenya, this brochure answers those and other questions.

This brochure presents the outcomes of a scoping study carried out by REEEP and supported by GIZ on entry point for renewable energy solutions in dairy value chains in Kenya and India.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) and Asian Development Bank, with the help of REEEP and the International Copper Association Southeast Asia, just released recommendations for policies to improve energy efficiency in South East Asia.

This report seeks to map the extent to which corporations in BASIC countries (Brazil, China, India and South Africa) are investing in renewable energy and energy efficiency, to identify the drivers for such investments and to evaluate the role of government policy. Chinese version.

This report seeks to map the extent to which corporations in BASIC countries (Brazil, China, India and South Africa) are investing in renewable energy and energy efficiency, to identify the drivers for such investments and to evaluate the role of government policy. English version.