The evaluation of energy efficiency interventions is affected by numerous parameters and variables and most of them are uncertain. On the other hand, most of the analyses do not include the estimation of the risk connected with the energy efficiency investments. This approach has led to perceiving energy investments by financial institutions as high-risk and thus limited their commitment.
Furthermore, utilities usually need to evaluate a portfolio of interventions in different parts of a country with different climatic conditions. This has an impact on the risk profile of the investment and on the possibility to analyse many interventions at the same time.
The RenOnBill tool tackles these issues by providing a simple and effective instrument directed to both financial institutions and energy utilities. The webinar, held last January, demonstrated the applicability and usefulness of the tool in its aim to uptake and derisk energy efficiency interventions and anticipate the release of the RenOnBill tool.
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