Clean Energy Fund under CEFPF
The Clean Energy Fund is a multi-partner trust fund established in April 2007 under the Clean Energy Financing Partnership Facility. The objective of the facility is to improve energy security in developing member countries and decrease the rate of climate change through increased use of clean energy. Resources from the fund and clean energy trust funds will be used to finance operational expenses related to eligible projects in the form of foreign exchange and/or local expenditures for goods, works, and services from ADB member countries following ADB's applicable guidelines and procedures. Resources will also be used to engage the necessary consultants (technical and administrative expertise) to support the facility.
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Related capital sources
Other funders with an overlapping mandate.
- Climate Investment FundsClimate Fund
- Global Environment FacilityClimate Fund
- GEF Small Grants ProgrammeClimate Fund
- Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP)Climate Fund
- Ocean Resilience and Coastal Adaptation Trust FundClimate Fund
- CIF- Clean Technology Fund (CTF)Climate Fund
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