EPC in the Nordic countries : EPC Nordic /

Present market status; Comparison and recommendations; Abbreviations; 1. Introduction; 1.1 Methodology; 1.2 What is Energy Performance Contracting; 1.3 Structure; 2. Denmark; 2.1 The EPC market in Denmark; 2.1.1 Short history; 2.1.2 Number of projects; 2.1.3 The EPC Providers; 2.1.4 The EPC Clients;...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Lindseth, Liv Randi (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Copenhagen K : Nordic Council of Ministers, [2015]
Colección:TemaNord ; 2015:579.
Temas:
Energy conservation > Scandinavia.
Energy consumption > Scandinavia.
Performance contracts > Scandinavia.
Économies d'énergie > Scandinavie.
Contrats de performance > Scandinavie.
Énergie > Consommation > Scandinavie.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Real Estate / General
Energy conservation
Energy consumption
Performance contracts
Scandinavia
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  • Summary; Present market status; Comparison and recommendations; Abbreviations; 1. Introduction; 1.1 Methodology; 1.2 What is Energy Performance Contracting; 1.3 Structure; 2. Denmark; 2.1 The EPC market in Denmark; 2.1.1 Short history; 2.1.2 Number of projects; 2.1.3 The EPC Providers; 2.1.4 The EPC Clients; 2.1.5 The EPC Facilitators; 2.1.6 Summary; 2.2 National characteristics; 2.2.1 The national EPC model; 2.2.2 Legal and financial support schemes; 2.2.3 A typical EPC project; sector, size, savings; 2.2.4 The most recent projects; 2.2.5 Upcoming official Danish Standard for EPC
  • 2.2.6 Characteristics summed up2.3 Governmental strategies to boost the EPC market; 2.4 Financial instruments to support EPC; 2.5 Barriers and drivers for increased use of EPC; 2.6 Future possibilities for EPC in Denmark; 2.7 Central contacts Denmark; 2.7.1 Denmark; 3. Sweden; 3.1 The EPC market in Sweden; 3.1.1 Short history; 3.1.2 Number of projects; 3.1.3 EPC providers; 3.1.4 EPC Clients; 3.1.5 The EPC Facilitators; 3.2 National characteristics; 3.2.1 National EPC model; 3.2.2 ESCO association; 3.2.3 Financing; 3.2.4 Public procurement; 3.2.5 Support Schemes
  • 3.2.6 Complexity of the process3.3 Governmental strategies to boost the EPC market; 3.3.1 EU Building Directive15F; 3.3.2 Energy Labelling; 3.3.3 Upcoming laws for energy audits and energy certificates; 3.3.4 EE regulation; 3.3.5 Information activities; 3.3.6 National Research Programs; 3.3.7 EPC Guidelines; 3.4 Financial instruments to support EPC; 3.5 Barriers and drivers for increased use of EPC; 3.6 Future possibilities for EPC in Sweden; 3.7 Central contacts Sweden; 3.7.1 References; 4. Norway; 4.1 The EPC market in Norway; 4.1.1 Short history; 4.1.2 Number of projects
  • 4.1.3 EPC providers4.1.4 EPC Clients; 4.1.5 EPC Facilitators; 4.2 National characteristics; 4.2.1 National EPC model; 4.2.2 Experienced EPC Facilitator; 4.3 Governmental strategy to boost the EPC market; 4.3.1 National Standard for EPC; 4.3.2 Information Activities; 4.4 Financial instruments to support EPC; 4.5 Barriers and drivers for increased use of EPC; 4.6 Future possibilities for EPC in Norway; 4.7 Central contacts Norway; 4.7.1 References; 5. Finland; 5.1 The EPC market in Finland; 5.1.1 Short history; 5.1.2 Number of projects; 5.1.3 EPC clients; 5.1.4 EPC providers
  • 5.1.5 EPC facilitators5.2 National characteristics of EPC
  • short description of the model; 5.3 Governmental strategies to boost the EPC market; 5.3.1 Information to market actors; 5.3.2 Guidelines and Contract models for EPC; 5.3.3 Upcoming statistics on EPC projects; 5.3.4 Guidelines for large procurements; 5.3.5 Possible renewing the EPC project register; 5.3.6 Green Growth through Public Procurement; 5.4 Financial instruments to support EPC; 5.4.1 Governmental financial scheme; 5.5 Barriers and drivers for increased use of EPC; 5.6 Future possibilities for EPC in Finland

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