Developed with Zambia’s Ministry of Energy, MINFin was applied to assess the financial viability of the IRP and align it with available concessional finance and tariff strategies.
MINFin was used to estimate the incremental financial burden of Net Zero energy transitions in Ghana and Kenya and evaluate options for delivering international climate finance under the NCQG.
🔗 Affording the Climate Transition – COP29 Policy Brief (PDF)MINFin was used to disaggregate the global climate finance goal into country-specific needs based on real investment gaps and financing terms.
This commentary uses MINFin insights to argue for a shift in climate finance discourse at the G20 level—from “access” to “affordability”—emphasizing country-specific cost of capital and funding constraints.
🔗 T20 Commentary – South Africa
