China
Energy Efficiency Financing and Additional Financing

 Description                                                       Country Challenge
                                                                   China's energy-intensive manufacturing industries account
 Purpose: To mainstream investment in energy
 conservation in China’s industrial sector.
                                                                   for about 50 percent of its total energy consumption and
                                                                   operate at significantly higher levels of energy intensity
 Expected Results (include):                                       than international best practices. The significant potential
 • 6.5 million tons of CO2eq. emissions reduced                    for conserving energy and reducing greenhouse gas
   annually.
 • 21.8 million MWh in annual energy savings                       emissions is largely untapped in these industries.
   (assuming 150 subprojects).
                                                                   Project Goals
 IBRD Financing: US$200 million + US$100 million                   The project promotes financing through the Export-Import
 additional financing
                                                                   Bank of China and Hua Xia Bank for projects in medium
                                                                   and large-sized manufacturing companies. The project
                                                                   also strengthens the government’s capacity to implement
                                                                   industrial energy efficiency policies and programs for future
                                                                   greenhouse gas emission reduction goals.




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For more information: http://www.worldbank.org/projects/P084874/china-energy-efficiency-financing?lang=en&tab=overview
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