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The deployment of turnkey energy as a service (EaaS) solutions



The most exciting is to observe that, as the electric power industry experiences a fundamental shift from centralized generation to a more decentralized grid, C&I energy and sustainability managers are looking to EaaS solutions to meet their evolving needs.
While still in its early stages, the EaaS market consists of third-party vendors, utility services companies, and potential business model disruptors deploying niche technical, financing, or procurement solutions such as solar PV power purchase agreements, energy services performance contracts, and deregulated electricity market retail brokerage services.
As the energy as a service market matures, Navigant Research Report finds Annual Market for the Deployment of C&I Energy as a Service is Expected to Exceed $221 Billion by 2026.

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