PIDG wishes to recruit a service provider to develop one or more potential transactions as a proof of concept. For the concept currently called Green Africa Power (“GAP”). The primary objective of GAP, if established, will be to stimulate private investment in large scale renewable energy generation in sub-Saharan Africa (“SSA”), by removing market barriers to otherwise viable privately financed renewable energy projects. It is envisaged that a full-scale GAP facility, backed by a combination of initial cash investment and future commitments from PIDG and other donors, will bridge the gap between the costs of renewables and those of alternative available sources of increased system capacity and will provide credit enhancement through donors’ long-term commitments. It is hoped that, by the end of the decade, GAP will support the installation annually of 500MW of renewable energy generation capacity by independent power projects in SSA. GAP will not provide an indefinite subsidy for tariffs; instead, donor support will taper off over a period of time, leaving commercial, sustainable and affordable structures in place. Although it is contemplated that financially self-sustaining local or regional subsidiaries will be created over time, initially the arrangements will probably be put in place through a single GAP entity. The work undertaken in Phase 1 of the GAP project has identified a number of potentially viable transactions. The objective of Phase 2, which is expected to begin in August 2011 for a period of four to five months, is to develop one or more of these potential transactions as proof of the GAP concept and to prepare a detailed proposal for funding support to PIDG T on how these transactions could be taken forward, including a recommendation on the structure and governance of GAP, and how much funding will be required. The service provider’s activities will cover due diligence, negotiation. With all counterparties, financial modelling, carbon development, credit structuring, government approvals and documentation risk analysis for PIDG T and plan for establishing GAP. The proposal for funding support (“PFS”) to be submitted to the Programme Management Unit of the PIDG T by 31.10.2011 for submission to the PIDG board in November 2011.
| CPV-Code: |
79411100
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| Abgabefrist: |
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| Typ: |
Contract award |
| Status: |
Not applicable |
| Aufgabe: |
Other |
| Vergabestelle: |
| name: |
The Private Infrastructure Development Group Trust ("PIDG T") (acting on a voluntary basis) |
| address: |
c/o CA Legal, St Nicholas House |
| postal_code: |
SM1 1EL |
| city: |
Sutton - UK |
| country: |
UK |
| email: |
None |
| phone: |
+44 2086439794 |
| contact_point: |
Programme Management Unit |
| idate: |
16. Juni 2020 14:37 |
| udate: |
16. Juni 2020 14:37 |
| doc: |
265411_2011.xml |
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| activities: |
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| Quelle: |
http://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:265411-2011:TEXT:EN:HTML |
| Unterlagen: |
None |
| Zuschlagskriterium: |
The most economic tender |
| Vertrag: |
Service contract |
| Prozedur: |
Accelerated restricted procedure |
| Nuts: |
None |
| Veröffentlichung: |
24.08.2011 |
| Erfüllungsort: |
Sutton - UK |
| Link: |
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| Lose: |
| Name |
Los Nr 1 None |
| Gewinner |
Trinity International LLP |
| Datum |
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| Wert |
GB£569 610,00 |
| Anzahl Angebote |
3 |
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