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Renewable Energy Generation
Since 2005, IFC has financed more than $2.3 billion in renewable energy projects, including biomass, geothermal, hydro, solar and wind.
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Renewable Energy Supply Chains
IFC's involvement in renewable energy supply chains plays a critical role in driving costs down, making renewable energy sources more competitive with conventional energy and eventually achieving grid parity, thus minimizing environmental impact.
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Green Buildings
While environmental pressures are compelling reasons to build responsibly, green buildings create additional rewards that are a win-win for all. IFC has resources for various stakeholders in the green building value chain.
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Utility Efficiency
IFC contribution to scaling up both supply-side and demand-side energy comes through a variety of investments in projects such as power grid automation of the power grid, load management, power plant efficiency, smart metering, and others.
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Industrial Efficiency
IFC helps clients take full advantage of industrial efficiency techniques by offering advice to optimize facility and process design, identify retrofit opportunities, and explore alternative energy and other resource efficiencies (e.g. water).
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Resource Efficiency Technology
IFC has prioritized investments in energy efficient machinery in order to help reduce poverty by expanding access to alternative and affordable sources of electricity, to encourage infrastructure expansion, and to mitigate the impacts of climate change.
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Waste and Recycling
IFC investments in the waste sector encourage low cost, technically viable, and climate favorable waste collection and disposal solutions with energy recovery where feasible.
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Water and Wastewater
IFC provides advisory and investment assistance to help clients identify and adapt to water-related risks exacerbated by climate change, making projects more resilient to existing and potential adverse impacts.
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Agriculture and Forestry
IFC provides financial and advisory support to the agribusiness sector along the full value chain directly to companies and indirectly through intermediaries (e.g. traders, financial institutions).
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