Financing Global IPPs
Underinvestment in new power generation across the globe over the last 20 years has led to a shortfall in generation capacity - which energy companies and policy makers are now realising needs to be addressed. This comes at a time when new demand for power is set to escalate to new heights.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) calculates, in its base case scenario, demand is to double from 15016TWh in 2005 to 29737TWh 2030. To meet this demand will cost US$11.6trn - with US$4.7trn needed in the OECD countries, US$0.7trn in transition economies and US$6.2trn needed in the developing world.
Financing Global IPPs, the latest Reuters Project Finance International Market Intelligence report, presents in-depth analysis on the key IPP markets around the world backed up with detailed case studies from each market. Full details are provided on all IPPs financing deals from 2005, along with unique league tables. And in addition there are full transcripts from the recent high level PFI/Mott MacDonald roundtable discussion on the problems associated with rising EPC costs.
With contributions from over 50 leading executives, this timely and definitive report provides the most definitive analysis on trends in financing this crucial and fast-growing sector.
Published September 2008 this report is priced at £795/US$1,614, with a 10% discount for Project Finance International (PFI) and International Financing Review (IFR) subscribers.
Click here to order your copy of Financing Global IPPs, contact john.woodward@thomsonreuters.com or call him on +44 (0)20 7369 7317.
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