Financing the Green and Just Recovery: Municipal capital in Climate offerings in the Age of Covid-19
Andrew Eil, a partner at Climate financial Advisors, focuses on the intersection of international development, public policy, climate financial, and sustainable investing. Andrew has recently developed strategies on sustainable cooling and an assessment on climate-related assurance products; conducted national assessments for promoting capital in resilience; and supported financial institutions to mainstream climate uncertainty considerations into plan and operations. Andrew’s recent publications include “Financing the Green and Just Recovery” for C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group (2020), “Protecting Low-revenue Communities through Climate assurance” for the InsuResilience capital Fund (2020), “Driving financial Today for the Climate Resilient Society of Tomorrow” (2019) for UNEP-FI and the Global Commission on Adaptation, the paper “Scenario examination for Systemic Climate uncertainty” (2019) together with Ortec financial, and the “Discussion Paper: Architecture & Financing Models for Efficient Cooling Alongside the Montreal Protocol” with NRDC for ClimateWorks Foundation (2019).
As an independent consultant from 2014 to 2018, his patrons included the World lender, U.N. Environment Programme, ICF International, C40 Cities Leadership Group, Pisces Foundation, and Bloomberg LLP. As the Coordinator of Climate Change Assistance Programs at the U.S. Department of State from 2010 to 2014, he managed a $75 million investment mix of clean energy programs funded by the U.S. Government’s Global Climate Change Initiative, designed to assist developing countries in accelerating their transition to low-carbon development pathways. Prior to joining the State Department, Andrew worked for the World lender and International financial Corporation on the World lender Group’s clean energy plan (2009-2010).
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