Once the contract has been signed between the ESCO and the client, the details of the contract need to be validated, the works need to be done and followed up. The most important is to ensure that the ESCO fulfils its obligations. An EPC is based on a provided service and the commitment of a bidder to realize a minimum energy saving. Therefore, it is necessary to identify indicators and strictly monitor them, in order to make sure that the EPC is efficient. See Toolkit One Stop Shop annex 2 for more info on EPC’s.
For the Pilot Project in Liège, we will be using the IPMVP methodology, which provides a standardized plan for a Measurement and Verification. More information can be found on the Efficiency Evaluation Website.
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