Energy & Power PPP Toolkits

In this section, you'll find links to toolkits for evaluating and setting up public-private partnerships for power and energy projects.

Off-Grid Solar Policy Toolkit

This Off-Grid Solar (OGS) policy toolkit is designed to assist governments in creating an enabling environment for OGS and pay-as-you- go (PAYG) sector growth by establishing policy reforms determined through a structured process of inter-ministerial policy dialogue. It identifies 12 key policy issues and considers the advantages and disadvantages of different policy approaches to each issue. The toolkit then outlines a step-by- step process that governments can use to facilitate policy dialogue, providing guidance and tools at each step.

Emergency Power Procurement Toolkit

This toolkit provides in-depth discussion of potential issues and solutions, suggested methodology for procuring emergency power, a schedule for financing and procurement, as well as forms of bidding documents and sample power purchase agreement (PPA) for an emergency power plant.

PPIAF Toolkit - Building Regional Power Pools (pdf)

The purpose of the toolkit is to facilitate knowledge transfer among World Bank Group staff and clients on how to design and prepare projects that support the development of cross-border power transmission infrastructure within the framework of regional power pooling mechanisms.

Developing Best Practices for Promoting Private Sector Investment in Power (ADB, 2001)

This five-volume set presents the findings of an ADB regional technical assistance study which developed sector-specific best practices for promoting private sector participation in key infrastructure sectors in ADB's developing member countries. The best practices cover the role of government, institutional reform, strategic planning, legal and regulatory frameworks, unbundling and competition, contractual arrangements, sources of financing, and the allocation of risk. This volume examines the optimum approaches for achieving benefits for consumers of electricity through power sector restructuring, unbundling, the introduction of competition, and privatization.