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Energizing Microfinance

M i c r o E n e r g yI n t e r n a t I o n a l

Energizing Microfinance

Experiences from the Energy Inclusion Initiative

- Sebastian Groh -

Leicester, 16. October 2012

ContentsContentsContentsContents

1. MicroEnergy International: Energizing Microfinance

2. The Energy Inclusion Initiative: productive energy in Peru

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3. Microfinance & Energy: challenges and key factors

MEIMEIMEIMEI is Germanis Germanis Germanis German----based consulting company focusing based consulting company focusing based consulting company focusing based consulting company focusing on the potential of on the potential of on the potential of on the potential of microfinance mechanisms to provide clean energy solutions in regions with poor microfinance mechanisms to provide clean energy solutions in regions with poor microfinance mechanisms to provide clean energy solutions in regions with poor microfinance mechanisms to provide clean energy solutions in regions with poor infrastructure and reaching infrastructure and reaching infrastructure and reaching infrastructure and reaching triple bottom line results:triple bottom line results:triple bottom line results:triple bottom line results:

MicroEnergy Internation (MEI)MicroEnergy Internation (MEI)MicroEnergy Internation (MEI)MicroEnergy Internation (MEI)

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Social Social Social Social Impact:Impact:Impact:Impact:

Improves situation for Improves situation for Improves situation for Improves situation for MFIclients MFIclients MFIclients MFIclients energy accessenergy accessenergy accessenergy access

Vulnerability reductionVulnerability reductionVulnerability reductionVulnerability reduction

EconomicEconomicEconomicEconomicImpact:Impact:Impact:Impact:

Improves Improves Improves Improves MFI MFI MFI MFI portfolio portfolio portfolio portfolio

RiskRiskRiskRisk reductionreductionreductionreduction

EnvironmentalEnvironmentalEnvironmentalEnvironmentalImpact:Impact:Impact:Impact:

Mitigation of CCMitigation of CCMitigation of CCMitigation of CC

Emissions reductionsEmissions reductionsEmissions reductionsEmissions reductions

Energizing MicrofinanceEnergizing MicrofinanceEnergizing MicrofinanceEnergizing Microfinance

The ConsortiumThe ConsortiumThe ConsortiumThe Consortium

The three levels of green microfinanceThe three levels of green microfinance

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Green financeproducts

Vulnerability of MFI loan portfolio to climate change

Internal policiesfor energy savings

The Energy Inclusion InitiativeThe Energy Inclusion InitiativeThe Energy Inclusion InitiativeThe Energy Inclusion Initiative

Millenium

Development

Goals

•• Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger

• Environmental sustainability

• Gender equality and the empowerment of

women

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Vision • Promote universal access to energy through

inclusive financial services

Mission •• Incorporate green energy products in MFIs’

portfolios.

The EII Pilot projects: 2 MFIs profilesThe EII Pilot projects: 2 MFIs profilesThe EII Pilot projects: 2 MFIs profilesThe EII Pilot projects: 2 MFIs profiles

Lima Huancayo

GENERAL INFORMATION

• Clients: 149 397 (31/05/2012)

(60 927 microentrepreneurs)

• 36% rural

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Lima Huancayo

Arequipa

• Microenterprise Loan Portfolio : USD 100,506 mil

• Average loan/Microenterprise client : USD 1,649

• 56 branches

GENERAL INFORMATION

• Lenders: 13 760 (31/05/2012)

• 93% Rural

• Loan Portfolio : USD 20,43 mil

• Average loan/client : USD 1,811

• 16 branches

Selected Energy Equipment for the EIISelected Energy Equipment for the EIISelected Energy Equipment for the EIISelected Energy Equipment for the EII

Solar Crop Dryers

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Solar Water

Heaters

Solar Crop Dryers

Improved Cooking

Ovens

Actors in the EII in PeruActors in the EII in PeruActors in the EII in PeruActors in the EII in Peru

MEI

Universities

ADA

Technical

Assistance

Funds for AT

Technical

AssistanceEnDev

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• Specialized selection of suppliers

• Clients : Mainly rural

•Client benefits

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� Savings

� Differentiation

� Environmental contribution

� Improved quality of life

•Methods of financing

•Specialized Technical Advisor

Chain LogisticsChain LogisticsChain LogisticsChain Logistics

� Contact with suppliers

� Granting credit

MFI Clients

Reimbursement Credit

Microenergy

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� Monitoring the distribution and

implementation of the equipment

� After-sales service

Goal:

Ensure the quality of products

and services

MFI

Supplier

Payment

Microenergy

equipment

Generating ImpactGenerating ImpactGenerating ImpactGenerating Impact

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Generating ImpactGenerating ImpactGenerating ImpactGenerating Impact

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Generating ImpactGenerating ImpactGenerating ImpactGenerating Impact

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Microfinance & Microfinance & Microfinance & Microfinance & EnergyEnergyEnergyEnergy

Knowledge gap between Knowledge gap between Knowledge gap between Knowledge gap between Product Suppliers & MFIsProduct Suppliers & MFIsProduct Suppliers & MFIsProduct Suppliers & MFIs

Product Suppliers MFIs

End Userknowledge

Living conditions

End-users needs

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Technology Know-How

Technology quality

Technological needs of end users

Marketing &Distribution Know-How

Energy products

Savings + Credit products

ChallengesChallengesChallengesChallenges

• Financing and subsidies

• Microfinance

Political FrameworkPolitical FrameworkPolitical FrameworkPolitical Framework

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• Microfinance regulations

• Governmental programs

• Political promises

Energy for Enterntainment

vs.

Productive UseProductive UseProductive UseProductive Use

ChallengesChallengesChallengesChallenges

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vs.

Energy for Productive Activities

• Contract adaption

• Warranty terms

Shared ResponsibilitiesShared ResponsibilitiesShared ResponsibilitiesShared Responsibilities

ChallengesChallengesChallengesChallenges

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• Warranty terms

• Support services

• Validations and Certifications

• Technical training

Quality ControlQuality ControlQuality ControlQuality Control

ChallengesChallengesChallengesChallenges

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• Technical training for Installers

• Control assessment

• Transport and installation

• Service costs

LogisticsLogisticsLogisticsLogistics

ChallengesChallengesChallengesChallenges

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• Service costs

• Payment collection costs

•Focus on income generation (return on investment for end-user)

•End-user need assessment (technological neutral)

•Quality control

Green Finance for the MF SectorGreen Finance for the MF SectorGreen Finance for the MF SectorGreen Finance for the MF Sector

Key FactorsKey FactorsKey FactorsKey Factors

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•After-sales support infrastructure (transition from over-the-counter to service model approaches)

•Re-financing and Financing Costs

•Value chain analysis and financing

Thank you for your attention!Thank you for your attention!Thank you for your attention!Thank you for your attention!

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[email protected]

Consulting and Implementation www.microenergy-international.comScientific Research www.tu-berlin.de/microenergysystems