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Renewable power installations
accounted for 79.3% of newinstallations during 2014:
21.3GW of a total 26.9GWof new power capacity, up from
72% the previous year.
14 EU countries overachievedtargets for integrating electricity
from renewables in 2012
The Environmental, Social andFinancial Impacts of Climate
Change in Europe
Green Investment Potential in EuropeIn 2014 'green' investment in Europe dropped by one �fth to $35bn. Europe's former Climate Chief Connie
Hedegaard called for a greater proportion of the EU’s budget to be dedicated to climate related issues, which would assist Europe in accelerating green economic growth.
12% increase 12% increase in wind power
technology since 2013
The Growth of Current and FutureTrends in Clean Technology
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Demand for sustainableinvestment is expected to increase
65% of individual investors expectsustainable investment to become
more prevalent in the next �ve years
Individual investors have a positive butconflicted view of sustainable investment
Female investors are adopting sustainable investmentat a faster rate than their male counterparts
71% of individual investors are interestedin sustainable investment
54% believe choosing between sustainability and�nancial gains is a trade-o�
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I believe that environmental, social, andgovernance factors are important aspects
to consider when making an investment
76% Agree
60% Agree
I seek to achieve balance betweenrate of return and environmental
impact when making an investment
40% Agree
23% Agree
Available Funding and Investmentfrom Organisations for Green Projects
In mid-2013 Munich Re reached €1bnof its €2.5bn renewable
energy investment target
£65bn is to be invested byCitibank into green
projects by 2020
€9.1 billionwill be invested in
trans-Europeaninfrastructure by the
European Commission
€54.7 billionwas provided by European investors for
renewables in 2014 down from €92.6bn in 2012(due to the fall in energy e�ciency projects)
€604mnwas secured throughthree IPOs in quarter
3 of 2013
The Inter-American Development Bank’s (IDB) Fundfor Special Operations (FSO) provides �nance to
most vulnerable countries that are seeking toincrease the development impact of their country.
The IDB is one of four organisations implementing a $7.6bn clean tech and
climate resilience fund, targeting 48 developingand middle income countries worldwide.
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Europe’s Financial ContributionTo Renewable Energy Projects
to local banks in EasternEurope since 2006
The European Bankfor Reconstruction &
Development pledgedover €2bn
€1bn was pledgedby the European Commissionfor 19 renewable projects in
2014 under the NER 300funding programme
€2bn hasbeen invested
by The European InvestmentBank (EIB) into low-carbon
renewable-energy projects to date
to wind energy technologyR&D between 2007-2011
€88mn wascontributed by EU
funding programmes
In 2013 €2.35bn was invested inrenewable energy projects via the Framework
Programme for Research and TechnologicalDevelopment (FP7) funding programme
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Achim Steiner, Executive Director, UNEP
Investing and re-investing inthe planet’s ecosystem infrastructure can go a long way
to buffering at-risk communities from the worst of the impacts, whilstalso being a major adaptation policy against climate change
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The 21st century saw globalaverage sea levels rise by
0
1.7
3.4
5.1
6.8
8.5
10.2
1.7 mm a year1.7 mm a yearare exposed to heat waves,
�ooding or rising sea levels as a result of climate change
4 out of 5 Europeans4 out of 5 Europeans Between 2000 and 2010losses from extreme
weather damages reached
€4 bn €4 bn
in Europe will be electricvehicles by 2025
10% of new carregistrations
10% of new carregistrations
of Europe's total electricity consumption in 2015
Solar accounts forapprox 3%
Solar accounts forapprox 3%
€296mn was invested €296mn was invested in clean technology development
by venture capital, private equity �rmsand european clean energy companies
(excluding buyouts) in the second half of 2013
In 2012 Avivapurchased
a portfolio of feed-in-tari�solar assets for £100mn
Top Five European ProjectFinance Transactions
Netherland 600MW Wind Farm
Developer: Van OordNV Equity Provider:
Northland Power Inc
Developer: Eco 2 LtdEquity Provider: PensionDanmark A/S /
Burmelster and Wain Scandinavian Contractor AS
UK 40MW Biomass Plant
€372m
€229m
Sweden 84.6MW Wind FarmDeveloper: EnerconGmbH / Svevind AB
Equity Provider: EnerconGmbH / Svevind ABDebt Provider: Skandinaviska Enskilda
Banken AB / KfW IPEX Bank
€170m
Developer: Wiener Wohnen GmbHDebt Provider: European Investment Bank
Austria EnergyEfficiency Programme
€147m
Developer: Siemens Energy AG / EDF Energy NouvellesEquity Provider: Mitsubishi Corp / EDF Energies Nouvelles
Debt Provider: HSH Nordbank AG / Nord LB
France 72MW Wind Farm
€145m
Wind11,791.4 43.7%
Solar PV8,000 29.7%
Coal3,305 12.30%
Gas2,338.9 8.70%
Biomass990 3.70%
Hydro436 1.60%
Ocean1.3 0.01%
Waste68 0.30%
Geothermal45 0.20%
