Valuation of Energy Efficieny Measures for On-Bill Schemes
Year:
Language:
Project:
2022
EN
RENONBILL
This paper will explain the financial valuation of on-bill investments and introduce some of the most important underlying topics. Special focus will be on the practical implementation of valuation steps and different perceptions project participants may have when analysing an on-bill investment. A chapter is devoted to the monetisation of non-energy benefits and their inclusion into project valuation
Valuation of Energy Efficieny Measures for On-Bill Schemes
Year:
Language:
Project:
2022
EN
RENONBILL
This paper will explain the financial valuation of on-bill investments and introduce some of the most important underlying topics. Special focus will be on the practical implementation of valuation steps and different perceptions project participants may have when analysing an on-bill investment. A chapter is devoted to the monetisation of non-energy benefits and their inclusion into project valuation
Valuation of Energy Efficieny Measures for On-Bill Schemes
Year:
Language:
Project:
2022
EN
RENONBILL
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