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Bookmark or Share- About Federal Energy Savings Performance ContractsEnergy savings performance contracts (ESPCs) are a partnership between a federal agency and an energy service company (ESCO). After being selected for a potential award, the ESCO conducts a comprehensive facility energy audit and identifies improvements to save energy.
- Energy Savings Performance Contracting (ESPC) ToolkitThe ESPC mechanism can enable energy efficiency projects in the state and local market to move forward that might not otherwise. The use of performance contracting has expanded in recent years, and public-sector ESPC projects have demonstrated average energy savings of 13% to 31%.
- Energy Savings Performance Contract - WikipediaEnergy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs), also known as Energy Performance Contracts, are an alternative financing mechanism authorized by the United States Congress designed to accelerate investment in cost effective energy conservation measures in existing Federal buildings.
- Energy Savings Performance Contracts | Department of EnergyAn energy savings performance contract (or simply, performance contract) is an agreement between a building or facility owner or occupant and a performance contractor. The contractor identifies, designs, and installs energy conservation measures (ECMs) and guarantees their performance.
- Model Documents for an Energy Savings Performance Contract ProjectBelow are model contract templates and companion documents to help launch energy efficiency projects through Energy Savings Performance Contracting (ESPC). Learn more about how these documents were developed.
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