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REEEP has been successfully funding and supporting projects in renewable energy and energy efficiency for several years now. Valuing and evaluating implemented projects is a crucial success factor when trying to secure further support and to attract funding. While hard outcomes, like CO2 emissions, are rather straightforward to measure, soft outcomes, which most REEEP projects [...]
Video: Roundtable discussion on transition to a clean energy economy
14 Nov 2011
by Florian Bauer - Category: Events
REIL – REEEP’s Renewable Energy and International Law Project held its first annual Roundtable in Cambridge in June 2011, with partners Anglia Ruskin University’s Global Sustainability Institute and Cambridge University’s Center for Science and Policy. The REIL Roundtables bring together leaders across disciplines to share information and discuss ideas on the uptake of clean energy. [...]
Hello there! Just in case anyone missed it: REEEP (Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership) and OFID (OPEC Fund for International Development) are funding up to three energy access projects! We are giving away up to US$150,000 for each of these projects aimed at the Least Developed Countries. Clean Energy Projects applying to this call [...]
REEEP is in the lucky position once again to give away money for projects thanks to the generous support of the OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID). This call targets energy access programmes for the poor in the Least Developed Countries (LDC’s). Considering we are approaching 2012 – I am NOT talking about the Mayan [...]
As a regular follower of this blog and reegle in general, you will have noticed our shift to linked open data over recent months. What does it mean for you? All our data sets are here for your taking and integration into your websites via the developer’s portal for free. And for us this means [...]
The Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) will fund 21 new clean energy projects in 17 countries, aimed at widening access to modern energy and supporting low carbon development in emerging markets and developing countries. A further 7 projects are waitlisted for review and possible support. The full list of the 21 selected and [...]
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