Climate Protection Loan Programmes for Energy-Efficient Investments for SMEs and for Housing Modernisation by the Banking Sector in the Russian Federation

As of: January 2021

The Energy Efficiency Loan Programme was an innovative credit product introduced and mainstreamed in the Russian banking sector. Selected partner banks financed investments in small and medium-sized enterprises and private households with the aim of achieving energy savings of at least 20%.

State of implementation/results

Project completed
Total project volume: € 42,250,000 (low-interest loans including accompanying measure)
KfW has concluded long-term energy efficiency credit lines with the Russian Spurt Bank.
Spurt Bank has so far paid out USD 38.8 million in loans for 250 energy efficiency projects.
Average energy savings achieved by the projects: 33%; potential for reducing CO2 emissions: 1,500 tpa
The loans are used primarily to improve the energy efficiency of production plants and offices, and to modernise plant and equipment in small and medium-sized enterprises.

Project data

Country:

Russian Federation

Implementing organisation:

KfW Entwicklungsbank

Implementing partner(s):

Spurt Bank (Спурт Банк)

BMU grant:

1.972.331,92 €

Duration:

04/2009 till 04/2016