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Public-Private Partnership (PPP) has become the most valuable instrument for green energy projects financing. It overcomes the shrinkage of available public financial resources and makes it possible for the development of energy infrastructures. Cooperation between private and public actors is often pivotal in green energy investment decisions, since through cooperation parties compensate each other to their mutual advantage by sharing risk: the private sector needs guarantees to face the policy and the financing risks entailed by the time gap between a project’s planning phase and its actual implementation, whereas the public sector needs capital investment and management expertise.
This chapter has been written by Isabella Alloisio with the scientific coordination and contribution by Professor Carlo Carraro.
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Alloisio, I., Carraro, C. (2015). Public-Private Partnerships for Energy Infrastructure: A Focus on the MENA Region. In: Caselli, S., Corbetta, G., Vecchi, V. (eds) Public Private Partnerships for Infrastructure and Business Development. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137541482_9
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