“EnPC-INTRANS” project on EPC in public buildings launched in March 2015
The aim of the EnPC-INTRANS project is to increase the market acceptance of performance contracting in the participating countries to enhance capacity building on the supply side, as well as to support the creation of demand.
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“EnPC-INTRANS” means “Capacity Building on Energy Performance Contracting in European Markets in Transition”. The aim of the project is to increase the market acceptance of performance contracting in the participating countries to enhance capacity building on the supply side, as well as to support the creation of demand. The EU supports the EnPC-INTRANS project with almost €2 million for two years, during which energy savings of about 60 gigawatt-hours/year should be achieved. The partners are currently evaluating best practice examples and existing business models.
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