1、WORKING PAPER|November 2022|1CONTENTSExecutive Summary.1Introduction.2Findings:Solution Pathways for Scaling and Accelerating Solar Investment at the Country Level .8Recommendations for Delivering Investment at Scale .19Conclusion.21Appendix A.Bangladesh Case Study.22Appendix B.Tonga Case Study.23Ap

2、pendix C.Argentina Case Study.25Appendix D.Zambia Case Study .26Appendix E.Egypt Case Study.28Appendix F.Participating Experts.29Endnotes.32References .33Acknowledgments.39Working Papers contain preliminary research,analysis,findings,and recommendations.They are circulated to stimulate timely discus

3、sion and critical feedback,and to influence ongoing debate on emerging issues.Version 2.0,November 2022Suggested Citation:Layke,J.,L.Van Wie McGrory,X.Chen,J.Corfee-Morlot,and K.Kennedy.2022.“Our Solar Future:Roadmap to Mobilize USD 1 Trillion by 2030.”Working Paper.Washington,DC:World Resources Ins

4、titute.Available online at doi.org/10.46830/wriwp.22.00020.WORKING PAPEROur Solar Future Roadmap to Mobilize USD 1 Trillion by 2030Jennifer Layke,Laura Van Wie McGrory,Xixi Chen,Jan Corfee-Morlot,and Kevin KennedyHIGHLIGHTS Scaling solar energy can help deliver clean,affordable,and reliable energy a

5、ccess worldwide.Average annual investment in solar solutions needs to double from 2021 through 2030 if the world is to achieve the Paris climate goals and the UN Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs).Targeted action is needed to ensure that developing countries and emerging markets receive an equitabl

6、e share of investment.Across all market segments,major barriers to scaling up solar include a lack of enabling policies and regulations,a lack of bankable project pipe-lines,and risk-management challenges.Governments can take action immediately,in partnership with commercial banks and development fi