MINFin is a model used to assess the financial viability of national energy transition plans. It translates the technical outputs of energy system models into financial terms, projecting investment needs, financing costs, and expected revenues, to determine whether a country’s energy strategy is economically sustainable. By identifying financing gaps, MINFin helps governments understand the fiscal implications of their transition plans and design strategies to mobilise finance. The model supports collaboration between planners and finance ministries, allowing users to analyse impacts on public debt, sector revenues, and investment risk.
This resource provides further guidance on Stage 2: Identifying and Prioritizing Investment Needs, Component 2: prioritizing investment needs of the Climate Investment Planning and Mobilization Framework (CIPMF).