Financing methods
Even if investments contribute to significant savings, and their pay-back period is very short, they often require large investment outlays to be available forthwith. We provide financing methods for such energy efficiency investments in the EPC (Energy Performance Contract) model or in the ESCO (Energy Saving Company) model.
ESCO
The fee is defined as a percentage of saved energy costs throughout the contracted period.
Identifying possible energy-saving investments
Drawing up the most suitable plan for energy efficiency improvement
Approval of a delivered plan for energy efficiency improvement
Investment financing – financial risk is assumed by an ESCO company
Project implementation – technological risk is assumed by an ESCO company
Confirmation of fulfilled technological recommendations and savings
Savings division between an ESCO company and a client. Savings, which are divided, are estimated since the beginning of a project.
EPC
The fee is defined as a bonus, which is estimated as a percentage of the investment value once an energy efficiency result is reached.
Mutual project development
The technological risk and partially the financial risk are assumed by Willbee
A client bears investment costs which are related with a construction process, a margin of an ESCO company is excluded
Confirmation of fulfilled technological recommendations and savings
Single financial settlement with an ESCO company which depends on an achieved technological result