Regulation Portaria MME 45/04 of March 30,2004:
Authorizes Eletrobras to issue calls for proposal under PROINFA and establishes criteria for pre-qualification to be reflected in calls for proposal.
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PROINFA Update– Power Point Presentation by Minister of Mines and Energy
Prepared by the Alternative Energy Resources Department of the Secretary of Planning and Energy Development of the Minister of Mines and Energy. The presentation provides comprehensive data, graphs and maps on PROINFA results, costs, challenges and opportunities, and also reference to PROINFA’s legal and regulatory framework and financing mechanism.
It contains the following terms and conditions:
This is a case study prepared Planning Commission (Secretariat for the Committee on Infrastructure) featuring the Delhi Noida Bridge.
The Delhi Noida bridge is one of three bridges across the Yamuna river connecting Noida with Delhi and the only one that is tolled. It was opened to traffic in February 2001, and was among the first few projects to have been developed as a Public Private Partnership (PPP) in India.
Short summary in English:
A 30 year concession contract between SBC Valorização de Resíduos and the Municipality of Sao Bernardo do Campo, Brazil, for a public private partnership to offer an integrated system for solid waste management, including the service of urban street cleaning, implementation of a program to reduce and manage construction and urban waste, implementation and operation of a special unit to recycle, and the upgrade of the old landfill at Alvarega.
Short summary in Spanish:
Summary in English: Roadway around the periphery of Sao Paolo city, primarily for transport of goods and cargo from the interior of the country to the port of Santos. The project is divided in several subsections. Each section is bided separately and finances the construction the next phase.
Concession for the development, modernization, expansion, energy-efficiency, operation and maintenance of the municipal lighting network.
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PPIAF’s Sub-National Technical Assistance Program (SNTA) and its World Bank Group partners—the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP)—have been working with the Brazilian municipalities of Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro to bring energy-efficient investment to public street-lighting systems. More
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Based on city studies and surveys in more than 300 municipalities, the report identifies business models and innovative financial structures that match the needs and capabilities of different sized cities. It also provides recommendations to governmental institutions on developing effective new policies and mechanisms to help Brazilian cities take ownership of their public lighting.
Related Information:
Based on city studies and surveys in more than 300 municipalities, the report identifies business models and innovative financial structures that match the needs and capabilities of different sized cities. It also provides recommendations to governmental institutions on developing effective new policies and mechanisms to help Brazilian cities take ownership of their public lighting.