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This book is an essential primer in the core principles of sustainable energy project development through concept, design, feasibility and reality and takes a holistic approach to the development and financing of such projects, setting out the technical, commercial and financial aspects in a straightforward and practical manner.It sets out a first principles-based approach to developing sustainable projects in markets which are not extensively covered by project finance handbooks and which offer a particular set of challenges to the would-be developer. Drawing from over twenty years of experience in the sustainable energy sector, this practical guide will be a valuable resource to both those considering and already involved in projects in developing and emerging countries. Readers can expect to come away with a strong foundation in a core set of guiding principles that can be applied to a wide range of sustainable energy projects in any geographical location.

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Francis Ugboma heads the energy team of a large municipality in London, UK where he oversees energy and carbon-related strategy, the development of infrastructure projects and the operations around low carbon smart district energy systems. His energy services team is one of the most innovative in the UK and a pioneer in municipal sustainability. Mr Ugboma has been involved in developing and financing projects for leading global energy players. He worked on the first integrated LNG to power project in the world from tender to financial close and was instrumental in the structuring of the key financing agreements of the 400 million Euros project. He later secured a 20-year concession agreement for a similar project in West Africa. Mr Ugboma earned a bachelor's degree in civil & environmental engineering from University College London and a master's in business administration from the IESE Business School in Barcelona. He speaks five languages, is an affiliate member of the Energy Institute and a Chartered Engineer (Stage 1).

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