W20. Social Enterprise and Renewable Energy



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W20. Social Enterprise and Renewable Energy Fiza Farhan CEO Buksh Foundation Director Buksh Energy Pvt Ltd

What is Social Enterprise? The Triple Bottom Line Approach Any for-profit or non-profit organization that uses a market-based approach to find demand driven solutions that further social and/or environmental goals Social Enterprises include: Microfinance Institutions Renewable Energy companies Micro-enterprises Charity organizations Recycling companies Human Development Institutions Healthcare companies Social Enterprises aim to: Create Impact Investments that solve environmental/social challenges in innovative ways Ensure generation of financial returns and reduce dependency on external financing

Renewable Energy Social Enterprise (RESE) 1.3 billion people worldwide living without access to electricity. In developing countries some 2.5 billion people are forced to rely on traditional biomass, biomass-fuelwood, charcoal, and animal dung for energy. 80% of the increase in greenhouse gases is from CO2 emissions. In 2013 alone the levels increased by 2.9ppm the largest annual increase seen from 1984 to 2013. Renewable Energy sources are increasingly important as they: Ensure energy security Reduce dependency on fossil fuels Reduce carbon dioxide emissions RESE adopt a true triple bottom line approach that is environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable.

Need for Renewable Energy KPK more than 12 hours Punjab 4-8 hours blackout Sindh 8-12 hours ELECTRICITY SHORTAGE IN PAKISTAN Pakistan is facing acute energy shortages; demand and supply gap has increased to almost 7000 MW Growth in population is exceeding 180 million. 63% individuals live in rural areas in 50,000 villages completely detached from the national electricity grid. Government cannot provide national grid to remote areas. Pakistan is forced to spend heavily on imported fossil fuels that generate 60.89% of the energy consumption in the country. This depicts electricity load shedding province wise. 41% of the respondents face 8 to 12 hours of load-shedding at home per day while 42% of employed professional face 4 to 8 hours of load-shedding at workplace every day.

Alternate Energy: Solar Solar energy is the best alternate and Profits the only solution for the current $$$ energy crisis in Pakistan: The solar energy intensity in the Sun Authoritative Belt is approximately 1,800-2,200 KWh per square meter (95% of total area) with an annual sunshine duration of 8 to Risk 8.5 hours approximately more than 2300 2700 Embracers hours per annum Long-term CAN BE MADE ACCESSIBLE TO REMOTE AREAS stability over risk SELF- RELIANT AND EFFICIENT SUSTAINABLE & LONG TERM ECOLOGICALLY FRIENDLY Commercial over social Compassion TURNKEY MODELS-EASILY SCALABLE Need to work Greater Impact STEP TOWARDS SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Buksh Energy Private Limited Renewable Energy Social Enterprise in Private Sector POWER PLANTS (EPC)/ROOFTOP SOLAR PROJECTS Consultancy services Solar PV Plant projects Customized captive power solutions Commercial/Industrial/Residential rooftop projects BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Energy Management System Energy Efficient transformers Smart metering SOLAR ENERGY CONSERVATIVE SOLUTIONS Financial institutions Industrial audits SMEs/Residential Solar Rooftop Solutions MICRO ENERGY SOLUTIONS Solar LED lighting solutions Customizable solar portable kits Solar tube wells Solar water filtration plants TURNKEY PROJECT DEVELOPMENT Solar Power Plant Bioenergy projects Wind turbines Waste to Energy projects RURAL PROJECTS FOR ACCESS TO ENERGY Solar electrification of off-grid villages Biogas/Solar smart mini grids Clean Energy Lending

Buksh Energy Footprints 20082009 Launched of additional Energy Solutions - Rural Smart Mini Grids, Bio-Energy, Waste to Energy, Wind projects Scaled up Rural Off-Grid Electrification projects (LaML). 1MW Solar conversion of Lahore s largest University. Partnership with Nestle for solar conversion milk chillers. 300MW solar IPP project in pipeline. Research & Development Identification of a Market Opportunity for Entering Renewable Energy Space Launched Buksh Energy PVT. LTD with ADB & USAID s strategic support 2015 2014 20102011 Seed Investment in R&D Established Global linkages, EU & World Bank Development of Turnkey Demand Driven Energy Business Models in Macro / Meso & Micro sectors Development of the Local Eco-System with Government Linkages, Development Bodies & FIs 2012 Energy Audits First Solar Turnkey project - Bank Alfalah Rural Off Grid Electrification projects LOI achieved for 10 MW Solar IPP First Residential Solar Project launched Eco-System fully developed with the Government bodies & Fis New partnerships developed - Faysal Bank, JS Bank, MCB Bank Upfront Tariff Achieved for 10MW Solar IPP Partnership with Bank Alfalah - Solar Lease Financing (Green Finance) 2013 Launched partnership with UBL & Soneri Bank MOU of 100 Solar ATMS - Bank Alfalah Industrial sector scaled up with Energy Audits Launched Solar Water Filtration Plants & Solar Tube Wells3 Launched Solar Agri Finance Scheme

Existing Renewable Partners/Clients

Buksh Foundation Renewable Energy Social Enterprise in the Development Sector MISSION Empower the underprivileged, to make them productive and to create equity in the society; to achieve scale sustainably, to be innovative in our approach and to create measurable impact on the global economy as a whole. VISION Buksh Foundation believes in taking responsibility to improve all aspects of the world in which we operate- social, environment, economic by providing demand-driven solutions. Our aim is to work to create a better future every day.

Buksh Foundation Footprints CEO Fiza Farhan recognised by Forbes Top 30 Under 30 Social Entrepreneur. Partnered for the Clinton Global Initiative 2015. Partnership with Swiss and Dutch Embassy to electrify villages under LaML Inception of Buksh Foundation as not for Profit MFI Partnership with Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Authority with initiation of MFI Dispersed Productive loans with most innovative 20082009 psychometric model 2015 20102011 Partnership with Deutsche Bank NY Scaled up Micro entrepreneur Loan Started Credit life insurance Partnership with Agrow Pvt Ltd and Ravi Motors 2014 Penetration into D I Khan for LAML Partnership with Kiva for clean energy loans Became proud member of Italian Development Committee Lahore Chapter Dispersed Transport Loan Pilot project of 'Drop of Sun'- solar filtration Pioneered Clean Energy loans Paradigm shift towards Impact Investment Launched 'Lighting a Million Lives' Project- for rural off grid electrification 2012 Scaled up to 100 + villages with Robin hood approach water plant for provision of clean water Implemented Solar Mobile Charging Stations Partnership with UBL Omni for Branchless 2013 Mobile Banking 12 districts covered by LAML

Existing Partners/Donors

Renewable Energy in Buksh Foundation Clean Energy Lending CLEAN ENERGY LOANS: Buksh Foundation pioneered in Clean Energy Loans with the objective of fulfilling the energy needs of small enterprises and rural households, via solar panels, solar lights, and solar fans. Affordable, sustainable and environmentally friendly solar solutions provided through a monthly repayment. Now, a poor client can have his own infinite energy supply to run his enterprise by only paying a monthly installment as low as $6 per month. Partnership with KIVA International.

Renewable Energy in Buksh Foundation Lighting a Million Lives Project WOMEN LED SOLAR CHARGING STATIONS 1 village = 50 households 1 female entrepreneur 50 lanterns 5 solar panels 5 junction boxes

Renewable Energy in Buksh Foundation Lighting a Million Lives Project After holistic field research and scoping studies sites for Solar Charging Stations are selected. Establishing 50 lanterns centralized station.

Renewable Energy in Buksh Foundation Lighting a Million Lives Project Female entrepreneurs are created through the construction of theses solar charging stations, establishing a permanent and respectable source of income- resulting in women empowerment.

Renewable Energy in Buksh Foundation Solar Water Filtration Model Solar Water Filtration Model based on reverse osmosis, providing clean and safe drinking water in areas with low watertable Two Models of water system, for smaller clusters of 50-100 households to larger commercial and scalable level covering 250-500 houses Sufficient supply of water for: Cooking Drinking Cleaning Irrigation

Renewable Energy in Buksh Foundation Solar Water Filtration Model Community is directly involved in the project therefore, gaining ownership of the project and becoming aware various water born diseases. The success of Pilot project in Sahiwal has demonstrated the scale of opportunity in Punjab.

Renewable Energy in Buksh Foundation Solar Mobile Charging Station Solar Mobile Charging Stations in junction with the LaML model will help provide mobile charging facilities in rural, unelectrified villages The model will be able to charge 10 mobile phones with a battery back up for 24 hours communication availability Providing direct connectivity to a population of 400 individuals, the mobile charging station costs Rs 60, 000 (USD 600)

Renewable Energy in Buksh Foundation Solar Mobile Charging Stations The implementation of solar mobile charging stations reduce travel time for villagers to other charging facilities, create economic opportunities, increase communication, and provide access to mobile banking.

Milestones in Renewable Energy Green Energy Financing 1MW solar conversion of Lahore s largest University 7500 solar lanterns distributed 200 Clean Energy Loans for solar kits Clean Energy Access to 35,000 rural villagers 10 MW IPP solar project and a 3MW project in the pipeline Solar Conversion of 150 ATMs 260KW of rooftop solar conversion Nestle 130KW conversion of milk chillers Pilot of Asian Development Bank biogas digesters

Conclusion Social Enterprises aim beyond revenue generation and offer a model that provides multiple benefits to the community and environment. Buksh Energy Pvt Ltd and Buksh Foundation have adopted the triple line bottom approach to bring clean energy access and create entrepreneurs in the most underserved areas of Pakistan.

Thank you. Fiza Farhan CEO Buksh Foundation Director Buksh Energy Private Ltd. Fiza.farhan@bukshfoundation.org