A specific contract for energy efficiency<\/h3>\n
An Energy Performance Contract (EPC)<\/strong> is a tool available to public administrations and companies to increase the energy efficiency<\/strong> of their buildings and\/or production processes in a lasting and structural way, with the possibility of investing without having to make an upfront payment.<\/p>\nThe EPC<\/strong>, or Energy Performance Contract, is a specific type of contract designed to carry out energy efficiency upgrades and improvements that can be applied both the public and private sectors. This contract establishes the correlation between the payment and the guaranteed savings<\/strong> through the implementation of the improvement measures stated in the contract.<\/p>\nAn EPC is the typical contract model used by Energy Service Companies (ESCo). The ESCo is responsible for implementing the necessary measures to achieve, and maintain the specified energy efficiency improvement targets over time, ensuring payment for the investment from the savings achieved compared to the historical energy cost.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Energy Performance Contract<\/h3><\/div>