ReEx Capital Asia is organizing a Clean Energy business plan competition and invite you to submit a proposal.
This initiative called “Asia Forum for Clean Energy Financing” is being organized by the Climate Technology Initiative (CTI), CTI’s Private Financing Advisory Network (CTI’s PFAN), the International Center for Environmental Technology Transfer (ICETT), ReEx Capital Asia, the Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS), and the USAID ECO-Asia Clean Development & Climate Program (ECO-Asia).
Submit your application and executive summary by 22 December 2008.
(click here to download the flyer)
Or click on http://www.cleanenergy-financing.com/ for further instructions.
Short-listed candidates will be offered one-on-one coaching to create financially, socially, and environmentally viable business proposals.
Finalists will be invited to the Forum on 4 March 2009 in Singapore in order to make presentations on their business proposals in front of potential investors and financiers.
Awards will be presented to proposals with high business potential, as chosen by a panel of judges at the conclusion of the Forum.
We look forward to your participation.
ReEx Capital Asia gives presentations at several conferences
EuroCham Sustainability Seminar - Singapore - February 14 2008
INSEAD Renewable Energy Seminar - Singapore - February 14 2008
Solar Energy Conference - Seoul Korea - February 21 2008
World Renewable Energy Summit - Kuala Lumpur Malaysia - March 27-28 2008
SBF/SEAS Renewable Energy Financing Seminar - Singapore - April 24 2008
Asian Energy Week - Kuala Lumpur Malaysia - May 26-29 2008
USAID/ADB Clean Energy Asia Forum - Manila Philippines - June 3-5 2008
IE/SEAS Clean Energy Finance Forum - Singapore - June 20 2008
ReEx Capital Asia contributes to the WIREC report in collaboration with REEEP and the Australian Clean Energy Council.
(click here for WIREC report)
The South East Asia and Pacific Regional Secretariat of the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP) has commissioned this report to be presented at the Washington International Renewable Energy Conference (WIREC 2008). The aim of this report is to identify the key barriers to the implementation of renewables in Asia and to make recommendations as to how these barriers may be removed. The report looks at the areas of Agriculture and Rural and Economic Development, Technology, Research and Development, Policy and Regulation, Finance and Investment, and Market Adoption and Deployment. Specific issues are examined in each of these areas, barriers identified, and solutions recommended to overcome these.
ReEx Capital Asia closes 2007 exercise having closed 4 transactions (Energy Efficiency, Wind Farm, Jatropha Biodiesel, Bioplastic Manufacturing) and realized several major advisory assignments.
The Renewable Energy Exchange (Asia) is renamed “ReEx Capital Asia”.
The rebranding exercise was meant to avoid confusion with the word “Exchange” as some people thought we were a trading marketplace. Our new logo is also very distinctive from the company that seed-funded us (www.reeep.org) in order to emphasize that we are independent organizations.
ReEx RAISES US$25M FOR ASIAN ENERGY EFFICIENCY
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ReEx Capital Asia is pleased to announce that it has raised US$25 million for PowerSource Energy Services Inc (“PES”), a Philippine-based US corporation focusing on renewable energy.
PES has an established market position applying distributed generation concepts to commercial real estate. PES has entered into contracts to supply combined heat and power to hotel and shopping complexes in the Asia-Pacific region, “a business opportunity which the investor sees as a key component to build their portfolio in clean energy investments in the region” says Frederic Crampe, General Manager of ReEx.
“Given PowerSource’s existing commitments, this investment provides us the resources to ensure their timely and effective execution while providing us with exciting pportunities and a strong strategic partnership for expansion” says Frederick LaCroix, Chairman and CEO of PowerSource: “The support that ReEx provided in identifying potential investors, assisting in the due diligence process and mediating in the final negotiations has allowed the whole process to move quickly and effectively”.
Mike Allen, Chairman of ReEx, comments that “our ability to bring together a brandname financier and the quality investment opportunity represented by PowerSource is an excellent example of the role that ReEx fulfils in the rapidly expanding clean energy market in Asia. While Asia has yet to see the consolidation within this market that is being observed in Europe and the USA, the enormous growth potential in the region is rapidly becoming a focus of major global investors”.
