Förderung Neuer Erneuerbarer Energien (IREDA) Promotion of New Renewable Energy Projects (IREDA) Die FZ-Maßnahme umfasst die Bereitstellung einer Kreditlinie im Bereich Neue Erneuerbare Energien (Wind- und Solarenergie, Energie aus Biomasse, Kleinwasserkraft) über die zentralstaatliche Förderbank Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) sowie die Stärkung von IREDA durch eine Begleitmaßnahme.' Ziel ist es, insbesondere solche privaten Investitionen im Bereich Neue Erneuerbare Energien zu fördern, die in Indien Finanzierungsprobleme haben, sowie IREDA institutionell zu stärken. Die Finanzierungsprobleme betreffen vor allem neuartige Projekttypen, die in Indien bisher kaum verbreitet bzw. in Bezug auf technologische, institutionelle und Finanzierungsaspekte neuartig sind, jedoch über ein großes Energieerzeugungspotential verfügen. Investoren und Projektentwickler haben in diesem Bereich in Indien grundsätzlich Schwierigkeiten, geeignete Finanzierungen zu erhalten. IREDA soll hier, wie in der Vergangenheit im Windsektor, die Pionierrolle bei der Finanzierung dieser Projekte übernehmen und so zur Entwicklung eines Finanzierungsmarkts für diese Projekttypen beitragen. Die FZ-Maßnahme trägt damit zu einer breitenwirksamen, technisch und wirtschaftlich effizienten sowie sozial und ökologisch nachhaltigen Energieversorgung bei.Zum Zeitpunkt des Programmvorschlages wurde erwartet, dass durch die FZ-Maßnahme Investitionen mit Gesamtkosten in Höhe von knapp 300 Mio. EUR finanziert werden. Zur Finanzierung dieser Kosten ist ein zinsverbilligtes Darlehen in Höhe von 200 Mio. EUR (Zinsverbilligung mit rd. 20 Mio. EUR Haushaltsmitteln aus IKLU und Länderquote) im Rahmen der FZ bereitgestellt worden.Die ursprünglich mit 0,5 Mio. EUR veranschlagte Begeleitmaßnahme wurde auf Antrag IREDAs im Rahmen der Regierungsverhandlungen 2011 um weitere 0,5 Mio. EUR aufgestockt.Darlehensnehmer und Projektträger ist IREDA. Das Darlehen wird vom indischen Zentralstaat garantiert. The FC measure comprises the provision of a credit line in the field of new renewable energies (wind and solar energy, energy from biomass, small hydropower) via the central government promotional bank Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) as well as the strengthening of IREDA through a complementary measure'. The aim is to promote private investments in the field of new renewable energies, which have financing problems in India, and to strengthen IREDA institutionally. The financing problems mainly concern new types of projects that have hardly been implemented in India so far or are new in terms of technological, institutional and financing aspects, but have a great energy production potential. Investors and project developers in this sector in India generally have difficulties in obtaining suitable financing. Here, as in the past in the wind sector, IREDA is to assume the pioneering role in financing these projects and thus contribute to the development of a financing market for these project types. The FC-measure thus contributes to a broadly effective, technically and economically efficient as well as socially and ecologically sustainable energy supply.At the time of the programme proposal, it was expected that the FC-measure would finance investments with total costs of nearly EUR 300 million. To finance these costs, an interest-subsidised loan of EUR 200 million (interest subsidy with approx. EUR 20 million in budget funds from ICLU and country quota) was provided under FC.The accompanying measure, originally budgeted at EUR 0.5 million, was increased by a further EUR 0.5 million at IREDA's request during the intergovernmental negotiations in 2011.The borrower and project executing agency is IREDA. The loan is guaranteed by the Indian central government. Ziel ist es, insbesondere solche private Investitionen im Bereich Neue Erneuerbare Energien zu fördern, die in Indien Finanzierungsprobleme haben, sowie IREDA institutionell zu stärken. The FC measure comprises the provision of a credit line in the field of new renewable energies (wind and solar energy, energy from biomass, small hydropower) via the central government promotional bank Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) as well as the strengthening of IREDA through a complementary measure'. The aim is to promote private investments in the field of new renewable energies, which have financing problems in India, and to strengthen IREDA institutionally. The financing problems mainly concern new types of projects that have hardly been implemented in India so far or are new in terms of technological, institutional and financing aspects, but have a great energy production potential. Investors and project developers in this sector in India generally have difficulties in obtaining suitable financing. Here, as in the past in the wind sector, IREDA is to assume the pioneering role in financing these projects and thus contribute to the development of a financing market for these project types. The FC-measure thus contributes to a broadly effective, technically and economically efficient as well as socially and ecologically sustainable energy supply.At the time of the programme proposal, it was expected that the FC-measure would finance investments with total costs of nearly EUR 300 million. To finance these costs, an interest-subsidised loan of EUR 200 million (interest subsidy with approx. EUR 20 million in budget funds from ICLU and country quota) was provided under FC.The accompanying measure, originally budgeted at EUR 0.5 million, was increased by a further EUR 0.5 million at IREDA's request during the intergovernmental negotiations in 2011.The borrower and project executing agency is IREDA. The loan is guaranteed by the Indian central government.