Energy transition acceleration in emerging markets, strategies focus on de-risking investments (policy frameworks, guarantees), scaling renewables (auctions, targets, grid upgrades), innovative financing (blended finance, impact investing), technology deployment (solar, wind, batteries, hydrogen), and strengthening local capacity (data, planning, skills) to create viable business cases for private capital and bridge the significant funding gap.

 Accelerate the energy transition in emerging markets, strategies focus on de-risking investments
 (policy frameworks, guarantees), 
scaling renewables
 (auctions, targets, grid upgrades), 
innovative financing (blended finance, impact investing),
 technology deployment (solar, wind, batteries, hydrogen), and
 strengthening local capacity 
(data, planning, skills) to create viable business cases for private capital and bridge the significant funding gap. 

Key Strategies
Policy & Regulatory Frameworks:-
Implement stable, clear policies like feed-in tariffs, renewable energy auctions, and carbon pricing to build investor confidence.
Set ambitious clean energy targets (NDCs, net-zero goals) and ensure grid access for renewables.
Risk Mitigation & Finance:-
Use blended finance and guarantees from Multilateral Development Banks (MDB s) to attract private capital.
Develop green bonds and impact investing vehicles focused on long-term returns.
Address high upfront costs of renewables, which are sensitive to rising interest rates.
Technology & Infrastructure:-
Rapidly deploy solar, wind, and battery storage, leveraging cost reductions.
Invest in grid modernization and flexibility to integrate more renewables.
Support emerging tech like clean hydrogen for hard-to-abate sectors.
Enabling Environment:-
Improve data quality and analytics for evidence-based policymaking.
Strengthen local institutions and build workforce skills for the new energy economy.
Map global innovation and adapt policies to national contexts.
Targeted Interventions:-
Focus support on key technologies (solar, wind, batteries, hydrogen) to drive down costs and speed deployment. 
By creating financially viable projects through these mechanisms, emerging markets can attract the massive investment needed to shift from fossil fuels to clean energy, securing access and meeting climate goals. 
To better tailor these strategies, 
would we like to explore specific examples of successful investment models in countries like India or Brazil, or focus on overcoming challenges for a particular technology like green hydrogen?
 Accelerating the Energy Transition: -
Unpacking the Business and ...
The energy transition is driven by a clear economic case that benefits society at large: -
Secure and resilient access to energy, economic growth and job creation.
World Economic Forum
Unlocking renewable energy future in emerging markets
8 Dec 2024 — Unlocking renewable energy future in emerging markets * For all emerging economies, clean energy could bolster energy security, reduce reliance on fossil Fuels.
The World Economic Forum
Accelerating the Energy Transition in Emerging Markets:-
   Accelerating the Energy Transition in Emerging Markets :- 
Strategies for unlocking investment. This report, produced for the CIF by BloombergNEF (BNEF...
Climate Investment Funds (CIF)
What is the sustainable energy transition and why is it key?
    Accelerating the energy transition requires scaling up renewable energy production and energy storage, decarbonizing sectors reliant on fossil fuels, ...
UNDP Climate Promise
Accelerating the Energy Transition in Emerging Markets

   12 Mar 2025 — Executive summary. Clean energy technologies have undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade. Costs have dropped dramatically, and
Climate Investment Funds (CIF)
ACCELERATING THE ENERGY TRANSITION IN EMERGING :-
Renewable energy investment. 
      This means aligning policies, operating rules, and incentives, and removing regulatory and other barriers to investment.Measure
Climate Investment Funds (CIF)
Clean Energy Transitions in Emerging Economies – Programmes: - 
IEA Strengthen the quality and accessibility of official government data and statistics by developing innovative and timely indicators of progress on clean energy t...
IEA – International Energy Agency
Energy transition: -
Accelerating investment opportunities
Arguably, humanity's greatest current challenge is the need to shift to low and net-zero carbon in a little less than 30 years.
 Opportunities to Accelerate the Global Energy Transition
11 Feb 2025 — Investment trends in the energy sector are already shifting. In 2024, global investments in the energy transition surpassed $2 trillion for the first...
World Resources Institute
Five Energy Transition Strategies for 2025
Energy transition strategies to take action * Accelerate renewable power. Wind and solar power must be expanded at a much quicker rate to meet an increasing glo...
Siemens Energy
Impact investing: -
catalysing the energy transition through purposeful capital
India's Renewable Energy Status (Late 2025):-
Total Capacity: -
Over 200 GW from renewables, with non-fossil sources exceeding 50% of total installed capacity.
Solar Power: -
Reached ~130 GW, with major growth from ground-mounted and rooftop projects.
Wind Power:-
 Over 50 GW installed, with strong domestic manufacturing.
Hydro Power:-
 Over 42 GW large hydro, with significant projects under construction.
Biopower: -
11 GW from biomass/biogas.
Key Initiatives: -
Programs like PM Surya Ghar (rooftop solar), National Green Hydrogen Mission, and PLI schemes are driving growth. 

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