Financing
Financing the transition from the energy budget you already have.
Institutional clean cooking requires capital for equipment, installation and implementation. Ignis works to structure financing so that the institution's transition can be repaid over time through a service arrangement linked to the energy expenditure it already carries.
The exact structure depends on the institution, the project economics, the capital source and the programme design. Where applicable, capital may combine grants, concessional finance, results-based mechanisms or carbon-related finance. Availability and terms are assessed project by project.
Why financing is needed
Clean-cooking equipment still requires capital.
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What changes under a service model
The institution does not necessarily fund all capital upfront.
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Where capital may come from
The sources listed here are being confirmed.
How the CESA works
Capital, installation, service payment, repayment.
What determines the economics
- Fuel baseline
- Meal volume
- System design
- Contract term
- Capital cost
- Operating performance
What financiers receive
- Validated demand
- Project economics
- Portfolio data
- Performance evidence