BUSINESS MODELS FOR ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACTING
Abstract
Energy performance contracting is a financial mechanism that can be used to jointly address the issues of increasing energy independence, as well as reducing greenhouse gas emissions and energy
consumption. Moreover, energy performance contracting could substantially contribute in engaging socio-economic issues in parallel, including economic growth, job creation, social cohesion and other aspects relevant to sustainable development. This article will attempt to demonstrate the specifics of different EPC business models and how they can contribute to ambitious energy-saving targets for the year 2050.
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