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ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT MODELS |
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| CONTRAC TYPE | Build-Own-Operate & Transfer (BOOT) | ||
| SCHEME OF THE CONTRACT |
source: ASSISTAL |
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| GENERAL INFORMATION | CUSTOMER |
─ The customer pays the energy bill and the service provided to the ESCO ─ At the end of the contract, the customer has the ownership of the property |
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| ESCO |
─ The ESCO designs, builds, finances, governs the new plants and owns the property for a defined period of time (usually with Purpose companies); when the period of time established is finished, it transfers ownership to the customer (technical and credit risk) ─ For the duration of the contract, receives 100% of the savings achieved |
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| BANK | ─ The Bank finances the ESCO | ||
| SWOT ANALYSIS | STRENGTHS |
─ Ideal solution for public authorities in which there is a lack of internal expertise in the planning and management of complex energy projects. ─ The customer can take advantage of the technical expertise of the ESCO in all phases of the project. |
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| WEAKNESSES | ─ Long term contract | ||
| OPPORTUNITY |
─ The ESCO follows the project during the entire life cycle. ─ Creation of a strong partnership between the public and private actors. |
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