PUBLISHER: Guidehouse Insights | PRODUCT CODE: 1297943
PUBLISHER: Guidehouse Insights | PRODUCT CODE: 1297943
In a rapidly evolving energy landscape, energy service companies (ESCOs) have witnessed rapid advances over the past five years, and are now expanding their scope beyond their traditional energy efficiency solutions and guaranteed savings performance contracts. To succeed in today's energy management landscape, ESCOs need diverse contracting and financial mechanisms to facilitate seamless installations and solutions for their clients. One notable trend driving this transformation is the increasing demand for onsite distributed energy resources (DER) for enhanced resilience. ESCOs recognize the importance of being prepared in the face of unpredictable grid conditions and are actively recommending and incorporating onsite energy generation and storage for their clients. Moreover, ESCOs now provide expert guidance on sustainability practices to assist their clients in achieving their sustainability goals and align with sustainable framework requirements. The concept of energy as a service (EaaS) has gained significant traction in the commercial and industrial (C&I) sector, and has allowed C&I clients to focus on their core business activities while outsourcing their energy needs. In the coming decade, the demand for ESCO services is expected to increase globally, driving market expansion, but the ESCO market continues to be confined by issues such as the current shortage of skilled laborers.
This Guidehouse Insights report provides a comprehensive analysis of the ESCO market, covering the trends, drivers, and barriers that have shaped its evolution in recent years. It includes a 10-year forecast, offering insights into the ESCO market trajectory over the forecast period.
This report's forecast methodology is based on extensive primary and secondary research. Interviews with a range of market stakeholders were conducted to collect information on market trends and inform assumptions on forecast market revenues. A bottom-up and top-down approach was used for the forecasts.
ESCO Performance Contracting Value Chain
Sample PG&E Energy Efficiency Financing Project
Evolution of Energy Services Solution Offerings