Dimitra Tzani (1), Vassilis Stavrakas (1), Marion Santini (2), Filippos Anagnostopoulos (1)
(1) IEECP, the Netherlands
(2) Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), Belgium
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Monica Pascual, Ana Ruisanchez
GENCAT, Spain
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How can we provide an ex-ante estimation of the financial benefits of implementing energy efficiency measures in a P4P scheme?
Energy retrofits of buildings have for long been known to deliver more benefits than solely energy cost savings. This report describes a methodology for the monetization of these multiple benefits. Their ex-ante estimation is an important task for the energy efficiency aggregator when developing a P4P scheme. In this report, a selection of methods is provided to quantify and monetize benefits such as energy cost savings, increased building value, optimized operation and maintenance costs and more.
Bourgois, Charles (1), Coolen, Johan (1), Gordon, Geert (1), Lapietra, Arturo (2)
(1) Factor4, Belgium
(2) OMNIA ENERGIA, Italy
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By offering a new, advanced energy efficiency metering tool named eensight, this deliverable aims at contributing to the advancement of the automated measurement and verification (M&V) methods for energy efficiency. Automated M&V combines real-time data and predictive modelling methods so that to produce tools to understand the characteristics of a building’s energy consumption, and provide continuous feedback on the most probable impact of an energy efficiency intervention.
Sotiris Papadelis
HEBES Intelligence, Greece
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What will it take for energy providers to support the rollout of energy efficiency measures?
This report identifies the market value of energy savings from the energy providers’ perspective. It provides a concrete classification and evaluation of the various energy efficiency measures which provides the foundations for proposing a definition of a P4P rate that is transparent and a non-performance-based incentive that can be offered to energy providers.
Lapietra, Arturo (1), D’Agostino, Vincenzo (1), Grillone, Benedetto (2)
(1) OMNIA ENERGIA, Italy
(2) CIMNE BeeGroup, Spain
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This newly-released report provides definition, general design and examines the rationale for P4P energy efficiency programmes as well as an in-depth review of 11 case studies from North America and EU (Germany). This, in turn, has enabled to provide a set of key implications and recommendations for a successful replication of the P4P approach in the EU, which could speed up the rate of energy efficiency improvement in the EU’s buildings while reducing the costs of the energy transition.
Santini, Marion (1), Tzani, Dimitra (2), Thomas, Samuel (1), Stavrakas, Vassilis (2), Rosenow, Jan (1), Celestino, Alessandro (1).
(1) The Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), Belgium
(2) Institute for European Energy and Climate Policy (IEECP), Amsterdam
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Energy Efficiency’s multiple benefits are often undervalued. This report examines the 3 main mechanisms for rewarding EE as an energy system resource in the US and Europe and provides recommendations to realise those rewards.
Rosenow, Jan. (1), Thomas, Samuel. (1)
(1) The Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), Belgium
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Upcoming deliverables
- The drivers of the value of energy efficiency as an energy resource
- Guidelines for the design of P4P schemes
- Consolidated services and technical standards catalogue
- Variants of P4P schemes to engage third party investors in energy efficiency
- Proposal on the specifications for P4P project data
- The business model of the energy efficiency aggregator
- The interplay between P4P and demand response incentives
- Functional design options for the SENSEI smart services
- Governance models and P4P acceptance
- KPI and impact assessment
- Final Publishable Report