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This report has been developed as part of the REFINE project (Mainstreaming of refinancing schemes as an enhancer for the implementation of energy efficiency service projects). A refinancing scheme is understood as an approach whereby an EES (Energy Efficiency Service) provider sells to a refinancing institution the receivables to be paid by an EES client. This kind of scheme can help overcome certain financing barriers that frequently emerge in the EES business in general and represent a barrier for EES markets in most South and Eastern European countries.

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