CIC2030

In the CIC2030 project, IKEM is examining the investment needs to finance the 2030 climate protection goals in Germany, Latvia and the Czech Republic.

Projekt

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The Climate Investment Capacity project aims to address that challenge and build new capacity in Germany, Latvia and Czechia. The starting point is already existing knowledge and know-how which the project will transfer and adapt to national circumstances with the help of implementing partners. Building on a learning-by-doing approach, the project will produce:

  • analyses of investment need to reach the 2030 climate and energy targets,
  • investment maps to track public finance and private investment flows into climate and energy transition actions, and
  • capital raising plans to close the gap between the need and the current investment flows.

 

The project will co-design these products with national target groups thereby addressing their needs and incorporating their data, expertise and knowledge so that they could co-own and imbed the products into their decision-making. Based on this new knowledge and know-how, these actors will be able to structure and quantitatively sketch the 2030 investment challenge, analyze the status quo, and develop a strategy for raising capital.

Publications

Contact

Climate investment capacity (CIC): climate finance dynamics & structure for financing the 2030 targets

Principal: Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety

Funding programme: Europäische Klimaschutzinitiative (EUKI)

Project partner: Czech Technical University in Prague, Technische Universität Riga

Duration: 09/2018–02/2021

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