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EPC pre-assessment tool
Find out whether your building is suitable for Energy Performance Contracting with this easy pre-assessment tool.
Overview
This simple tool helps you conduct a quick five minute assessment of whether your building may be suitable for Energy Performance Contracting.
It runs through questions on what you would like to achieve with your building, the type and condition of your building, what your current energy bills are like, ownership, previous energy assessments, and more.
The tool will then give you an indication of the savings that could be achieved through EPC.
What is Energy Performance Contracting?
Energy Performance Contracts (EPC) are a key tool in the decarbonisation of our buildings. EPC is a form of a Design, Build, Operate and Maintain (DBOM) contract. With an Energy Performance Contract, an Energy Services Company (ESCo) will look after the design, installation and management of the technology required for low-carbon buildings.
EPC is the provision of energy services with guaranteed energy savings. All energy saving measures are implemented by an ESCo and financed from the resulting savings with no risk to the building manager as energy savings are contractually agreed.
By using EPC, you can benefit from long-term reduction of energy consumption and other operational costs, improve comfort levels in your buildings, significantly reduce of CO2 emissions, and have more time to manage your core business while contributing to your 33% public sector energy targets.
Learn more about Energy Performance ContractingOur work in this area
Mid-East Energy Unit
Supporting Kildare, Meath and Wicklow County Councils to meet their 2030 energy efficiency and emissions targets.
EasyPro
Helping public bodies become energy efficient and carbon neutral through Energy Performance Contracting (EPC)
Energy Performance Contracting
Our team is experienced in facilitating Energy Performance Contracting in the Dublin region.