The Technical Assistance Facility (GGF TAF), which plays a key role in supporting the Fund’s promotion of energy efficiency (EE), resource efficiency (REff) and renewable energy (RE) provides targeted technical assistance to financial institutions (FIs) and project developers in conjunction with GGF funding. The facility operates hand in hand with the GGF, complementing its investments with the following activities: capacity building and training for GGF partners; validation and monitoring of energy/resource savings and CO2 emission reductions; strategic advice to the Fund’s managers based on research and analysis; as well increasing the awareness and acceptance of EE/RE solutions in the financial sector and among the public.
MACS will support UniCredit Bank Serbia by preparing perliminarly eligibility checks of planned investments against the GGF exclusion list and E&S requirements, as well as implement Technical Due Diligence assessment of RE investment projects. MACS will also support with the Monitoring of the construction stage and implement ex-post verification activities.
Ana Minić
Consultant for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Ana Minić
Consultant for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Ana is an electrical engineer focused on renewable energy, energy efficiency and carbon acounting. Her early interstes in renewable energy awarded her master theses on software tools for planning and design of PV plants with the prestious Nikola Tesla Award for Youth creativity. She was part of investment team for the development of one of the biggest wind power projects in Serbia, where she gained valuable knowledge about project planning and implementation. Later on she extended her skills to design of energy efficient electrical systems in the building sector.
At MACS Ana is in charge for research on enhanced renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies, GHG acounting and climate change. She directly supports financing institutions with the managment of their green loan portfolios and non-financial reporting matters related to climate issues.
Ana is fluent in English and German, besides Serbian as her mother tongue.