CCAP Participates at COP22 in Marrakech

CCAP is participating in the 21st Conference of Parties (COP22) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), in Marrakech, Morocco from November 7 – 18, including co-hosting a side event on supporting climate projects in developing countries. MORE »

Bill Tyndall: Challenges to Leveraging Private-Sector Investments Post-Paris

Now that the Paris climate agreement is binding, CEO  BIll Tyndall previews the COP22 meeting in Marrakesh on E&ETV's OnPoint with Monica Trauzzi, and discusses the key drivers behind optimizing private-sector funding for clean energy projects in developing nations. MORE »

Colombia TOD NAMA: From Concept to Reality

The Colombia Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) NAMA, a concept that was conceived in 2011 and preliminarily selected by the NAMA Facility in 2013, will now officially move to implementation, following  a €14.7 million grant from the NAMA Facility this past August. MORE »

U.S. and China Joining the Paris Agreement Sends a Strong Signal to Developing Countries

The commitments of the U.S. and China—two economic and technological superpowers–send a strong signal to developed and developing countries that implementing the Paris Agreement is not only necessary, but achievable. MORE »

Building Climate and Clean Energy Solutions Post-Paris

While there are still strong challenges, the global investment trends and financial flows are ramping up. Clean energy investments continue to grow. In this blog, CCAP CEO Bill Tyndall reflects on the recent Green Climate Fund Board meeting in Songdo, and on how the GCF can support developing countries to implement effective low-carbon technologies. MORE »

CCAP Participates at COP22 in Marrakech
Bill Tyndall: Challenges to Leveraging Private-Sector Investments Post-Paris
Colombia TOD NAMA: From Concept to Reality
U.S. and China Joining the Paris Agreement Sends a Strong Signal to Developing Countries
Building Climate and Clean Energy Solutions Post-Paris
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