Erneuerbare Energien Programm IDCOL - Zinssubvention Renewable Energy Programme IDCOL - interest subsidy Im Rahmen des FZ-Moduls soll der Zugang zu erneuerbarer Energie zur vornehmlich produktiven Nutzung verbessert werden (Modulziel). Zu diesem Zweck soll bei der Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL) eine Kreditlinie eingerichtet werden, um die Finanzierung von Endkrediten für Investitionen in netzgebundene PV-Anlagen, insbesondere auf Dachflächen, zu fördern (Komponente A). Des Weiteren werden Investitionskostenzuschüsse für Investitionen in dezentrale, insbesondere netzferne erneuerbare Energien (RE) Projekte bereitgestellt: Finanziert werden können in diesem Zusammenhang Mini-Grids, solare Bewässerungspumpen sowie häusliche und kommerzielle Biogasanlagen (Komponente B). Das Vorhaben leistet somit einen Beitrag zu einer ökonomischen, ökologischen und sozial gerechten Bereitstellung und Nutzung von Energie in Bangladesch (EZ-Proqrammziel). Zielqruppe der FZ-Maßnahme sind Unternehmen ländlicher Nutzer (-gruppen) in Bangladesch. Bei Netzeinspeisung des durch die PV-Anlagen erzeugten Stroms profitiert die Gesamtheit der durch das nationale Versorgungssystem erreichten Endkunden.FZ-Proiektträqer ist der staatliche Finanzintermediär IDCOL, ein langjähriger Implementierungspartner der deutschen EZ. Im Rahmen der FZ-Maßnahme werden Einzelmaßnahmen durch IDCOL finanziert und durch den deutschen FZ-Beitrag refinanziert. Darlehensnehmer ist die Volksrepublik Bangladesch, vertreten durch das Finanzministerium.Die geschätzten Gesamtkosten des Programms belaufen sich auf rd. 193 Mio. EUR. Der Finanzierungsbeitrag der FZ umfasst insgesamt bis zu 70 Mio. EUR. Bis zu 60 Mio. EUR sollen durch ein zinsverbilligtes Darlehen an die Volksrepublik Bangladesch zur Verfügung gestellt werden. Zudem soll ein Zuschuss in Höhe von 8,5 Mio. EUR insbesondere für die Unterstützung von netzfernen Investitionen bereitgestellt werden. Ein Zuschuss in Höhe von 1,5 Mio. EUR für eine Begleitmaßnahme komplettiert die FZ-Finanzierung. The principal objective of the programme is to improve the access to energy from renewable energy sources primarily for own usage. In the future, the grid emission of the generated electricity is planned. Besides grid connected photovoltaic systems, primarily solar rooftops, off-grid systems to generate electricity from solar energy but also other renewable energy projects such as biogas and biomass shall be financed.Overall, the programme therefore contributes to an economically, ecologically and socially sustainable energy supply and usage of energy in Bangladesh.The target group of the program consists of enterprises and investors as well as Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and other user groups in the areas of Bangladesh that are not yet or inadequately connected to the electricity grid. In the case of grid emission of the generated electricity all end users of the electricity supply system will profit.Project Executing Agency is the public Infrastructure Development Company Ltd. (IDCOL). IDCOL has been a long-standing implementation partner of the German development cooperation. Within the programme, the individual projects will be financed by IDCOL while the German contribution serves as refinancing. The borrower of the loan will be the People's Republic of Bangladesh represented by the Ministry of Finance.The total cost of the programme is estimated at an amount equal to approximately EUR 193 million. In total up to EUR 70 million will be made available by the German Financial Cooperation (FC) to the People's Republic of Bangladesh. EUR 60 Million of this contribution will be provided as a reduced interest loan. Furthermore, German FC provides grant funds of EUR 8.5 million, in particular to support the investment in decentral energy generation Projects. Grant funds of EUR 1.5 million for an accompanying measure complete the financing structure. Der Zugang zu erneuerbarer Energie zur vornehmlich produktiven Nutzung ist verbessert. The principal objective of the programme is to improve the access to energy from renewable energy sources primarily for own usage. In the future, the grid emission of the generated electricity is planned. Besides grid connected photovoltaic systems, primarily solar rooftops, off-grid systems to generate electricity from solar energy but also other renewable energy projects such as biogas and biomass shall be financed.Overall, the programme therefore contributes to an economically, ecologically and socially sustainable energy supply and usage of energy in Bangladesh.The target group of the program consists of enterprises and investors as well as Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and other user groups in the areas of Bangladesh that are not yet or inadequately connected to the electricity grid. In the case of grid emission of the generated electricity all end users of the electricity supply system will profit.Project Executing Agency is the public Infrastructure Development Company Ltd. (IDCOL). IDCOL has been a long-standing implementation partner of the German development cooperation. Within the programme, the individual projects will be financed by IDCOL while the German contribution serves as refinancing. The borrower of the loan will be the People's Republic of Bangladesh represented by the Ministry of Finance.The total cost of the programme is estimated at an amount equal to approximately EUR 193 million. In total up to EUR 70 million will be made available by the German Financial Cooperation (FC) to the People's Republic of Bangladesh. EUR 60 Million of this contribution will be provided as a reduced interest loan. Furthermore, German FC provides grant funds of EUR 8.5 million, in particular to support the investment in decentral energy generation Projects. Grant funds of EUR 1.5 million for an accompanying measure complete the financing structure.