Energy service without overpaying
An energy service contract (ESCO) is one of the most convenient tools for energy security, the green transition and savings for communities. By combining the community's purchasing power with the investor's capital, ESCO contracts make it possible to deliver urgent projects quickly.
The basis of a successful ESCO contract is a combination of three parameters
Energy security
of the community
Savings
of municipal utilities and institutions
An attractive business model
for the investor
Tender preparation
We prepare energy service procurement so that the community pays only for real savings.
- Procurement conditions and terms of reference — what exactly the community is buying and how to verify it.
- Savings formula — taking into account the price of every hour of the year.
- Calculation of expected savings — for every metering point, on the community's data.
- Procurement support — until the contract is signed.
Energy service contract audit
We review the existing contract and the community's actual payments. The result is a conclusion with calculations and proposed amendments to the contract.
- Baseline consumption — the level from which savings are calculated, and whether it matches actual data.
- Savings formula — whether it takes into account the price of every hour or only the average annual price.
- Risk allocation — who is responsible for changes in prices, tariffs and consumption volumes.
- Payments versus savings — how much the community has paid and how much it has actually saved.
Projects
ESCO contract audit
Audit of a water utility's ESCO contract. Losses were identified, a solution was found and amendments to the contract were proposed.
Contact us about ESCO
Leave a request — we will send materials, give explanations or prepare proposed ESCO contract terms for your community.