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Codema Guide to Energy Performance Contracting in Public Buildings
This document serves as a guide to Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) specifically for public buildings. It defines EPC as the provision of energy services with guaranteed energy savings, where an Energy Service Company (ESCO) implements measures financed by the resulting savings, transferring financial and technical risks to the ESCO.
The guide outlines the benefits of EPC, such as long-term cost reduction and improved comfort, and contrasts it with traditional energy services. It details a five-step EPC process ranging from assessing building suitability to monitoring energy savings. Additionally, it describes the role of an EPC Facilitator, with Codema acting as an example, to support building managers through the procurement and implementation phases.
Covers: What is EPC? · Benefits of EPC · Key Principles · Traditional vs EPC · EPC Process Step-by-Step · What is an EPC Facilitator?
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Codema Guide to Energy Performance Contracting in Public Buildings
Other 7 pages · 400 KB · ENA guide explaining Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) in public buildings, detailing benefits, the EPC process, and Codema's role as an EPC Facilitator.
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What is Energy Performance Contracting (EPC)?
Energy Performance Contracting (EPC) is the provision of energy services with guaranteed energy savings.
From: Codema Guide to Energy Performance Contracting in Public Buildings
Who implements energy saving measures in an EPC?
All energy saving measures are implemented by an Energy Service Company (ESCO).
From: Codema Guide to Energy Performance Contracting in Public Buildings