Why this expertise matters today

Green finance has become a global priority as countries and institutions transition toward low-carbon, climate-resilient development pathways. Financial systems are increasingly expected to direct capital toward sustainable investments, integrate climate risk, and support green technologies across sectors. Banks and investors face rising regulatory requirements, opportunities for thematic bonds, and growing demand for environmentally responsible products. As climate change intensifies, green finance is no longer optional—it is fundamental to economic stability, competitive positioning, and long-term value creation.

Why our firm values this expertise

Alpha Plus Consulting has developed strong capacity in green finance by supporting financial institutions, donors, and government partners in designing sustainable financial instruments, integrating climate considerations into lending processes, and building institutional capacity. Our experience spans renewable energy promotion, climate-related risk management, green loan product development, and sustainable finance advisory. Through these engagements, we have gained a practical, market-driven understanding of how green finance can be mainstreamed effectively within emerging markets.

Selected projects

Our firm's expertise is based on many-year experience. Specifically, this particular expertise has been applied and successfully in the following selected projects:

Solar Water Heaters – Innovative Financial Schemes Feasibility Study (Ecofys, Netherlands)
Assessed financing mechanisms for adoption of solar water heating systems and explored viable bank-financing options for renewable technology uptake.

Supporting PFIs in Agricultural VCF and Climate Risk Integration (SBFIC/KfW)
Designed agricultural credit technologies, integrated environmental and climate considerations, and supported implementation of climate-smart value chain financing.

Green Investment & Capacity Building Advisory Services (GGGI, Uzbekistan)
Delivered institutional capacity building on thematic bonds, sustainable finance mechanisms, and readiness for green lending product development.

Development of Project Guidelines for Promotion of Renewable Energies (SBFIC/KfW)
Prepared operational guidelines enabling financing of small hydropower and other renewable energy technologies for Armenian financial institutions.

Analysis of SME and Agricultural Sectors (EU/REDAM)
Conducted regional sector analysis including evaluation of green investment potential and environmentally-aligned development opportunities.