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Friday, 12 July 2024
Exploring Sustainable Lending and Financing Models for a Cooler Future
Time Description Venue
13:00 - 15:00
Organizer: Cool Up programme

 

Title: Exploring Sustainable Lending and Financing Models for a Cooler Future

 

Description: The event will provide four key insights of lending and financing models to support commercial end-users in deploying sustainable cooling technologies looking at Cool Up’s cooling market assessments and financial feasibility studies for cooling technologies in Cool Up countries; lending models applied in developing countries and EBRDs financing facilities; key technology supplier experience with insights into examples of market penetration strategies, more specifically on natural refrigerants-based technologies; and Cool Up’s experience with training local banking sector on sustainable RACHP technologies and building exchange platforms connecting suppliers, end-users, and financial professionals at the national level.

 

Contact:

Andreas Hermelink                                      

andreas.hermelink@guidehouse.com

 
Room: CR-6
Enforcing the HFCs Import/Export Requirements
Time Description Venue Documents
13:00 - 15:00
Organizer: International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement (INECE)

 

Title: Enforcing the HFCs Import/Export Requirements

 

Description: As the phase down of HFCs continues there is increasing concern with illegal import and export of HFCs. This concern was part of the discussion at the Basel Convention's Environmental Network for Optimizing Regulatory Compliance on Illegal Traffic (ENFORCE) session in February 2024 and the subject of an International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement (INECE) webinar in April 2024.

 

The proposed side event would build on these discussions focusing on the nature of illegal shipments of HFC, how best to detect these illegal shipments, international cooperation in interdicting illegal shipments, best practices for enforcing the Kigali Amendment, and how best to deter future violations.

 

Contact:

Susannah Dibble          

dibble@eli.org

 

 
Room: CR-5
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