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as informed in Solutions to deploy energy efficiency at scale are urgently needed to address climate change. According to Navigant Research's report "Energy as a Service," the annual global market for energy (or efficiency) as a service is expected to reach $221.1 billion by 2026. Metrus Energy partnered with SmartWatt and Citi on this ESA project, which represents the first phase in a much larger nationwide rollout. Metrus Energy and Citi will fund 100 percent of this groundbreaking efficiency-as-a-service project with no capital outlay from the client. You pay Metrus Energy at a discount to the utility rate for each unit of energy saved — and only if it is saved.
as informed in Solutions to deploy energy efficiency at scale are urgently needed to address climate change. According to Navigant Research's report "Energy as a Service," the annual global market for energy (or efficiency) as a service is expected to reach $221.1 billion by 2026. Metrus Energy partnered with SmartWatt and Citi on this ESA project, which represents the first phase in a much larger nationwide rollout. Metrus Energy and Citi will fund 100 percent of this groundbreaking efficiency-as-a-service project with no capital outlay from the client. You pay Metrus Energy at a discount to the utility rate for each unit of energy saved — and only if it is saved.
Centrica sets out plans to reform UK energy market
(Reuters) - Centrica, Britain's biggest domestic electricity and gas supplier, has set out plans to reform its pricing by withdrawing the most common form of tariff, the standard variable tariff, ahead of government intervention in the market. The government said in October it would impose price caps on standard variable tariffs (SVT), the basic rate that energy suppliers charge if a customer does not opt for a specific fixed term deal, in a bid to drive down the amount customers pay. Centrica said on Monday the industry could do more to improve the market and said it would withdraw SVTs for new customers and proposed a raft of other changes to the way it operates. Ready to get started? Download Capital.com
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