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|OD Type=Training Courses | |OD Type=Training Courses | ||
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|OD Duration=6 months | |OD Duration=6 months | ||
| − | |OD Description= | + | |OD Description=The Paris Agreement marks the beginning of a new era with the focus shifting from finding a consensus on the common goals to realising jointly agreed goals. “Making finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development” (Article 2 c of the Paris Agreement) will require a significant increase in funding – with new instruments and approaches required to mobilize a broad range of investors and to achieve scalability in financing climate action. Financing the global energy transition will be one key building block. |
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| − | The Paris Agreement marks the beginning of a new era with the focus shifting from finding a consensus on the common goals to realising jointly agreed goals. “Making finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development” (Article 2 c of the Paris Agreement) will require a significant increase in funding – with new instruments and approaches required to mobilize a broad range of investors and to achieve scalability in financing climate action. Financing the global energy transition will be one key building block. | ||
Decreasing prices for renewables combined with increasing regulatory risk for traditional fossil fuels make Renewable Energy (RE) more competitive and attractive for commercial investors. | Decreasing prices for renewables combined with increasing regulatory risk for traditional fossil fuels make Renewable Energy (RE) more competitive and attractive for commercial investors. | ||
| − | |OD Deadline= | + | |OD Deadline=2020/05/24 |
| − | |OD URL=https:// | + | |OD URL=https://execed.frankfurt-school.de/en/home/individuals/sustainable-development/expert-climate-renewable-energy-finance |
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Title
Certified Expert in Climate & Renewable Energy Finance
Organization
Frankfurt School – UNEP Collaborating Centre for Climate & Sustainable Energy Finance
Type
Training Courses (Duration: 6 months)
Eligibility/Description
The Paris Agreement marks the beginning of a new era with the focus shifting from finding a consensus on the common goals to realising jointly agreed goals. “Making finance flows consistent with a pathway towards low greenhouse gas emissions and climate-resilient development” (Article 2 c of the Paris Agreement) will require a significant increase in funding – with new instruments and approaches required to mobilize a broad range of investors and to achieve scalability in financing climate action. Financing the global energy transition will be one key building block.
Decreasing prices for renewables combined with increasing regulatory risk for traditional fossil fuels make Renewable Energy (RE) more competitive and attractive for commercial investors.
Deadline
2020/05/24
URL
