European Investment Advisory Hub
Tools
The Hub is designed to act as a single point of entry to a comprehensive offer of advisory services and technical assistance.
ESCO
POLICY MAKER
SME
MUNICIPALITY
ACADEMIA
EEFIG
Tools
The EFFIG underwriting toolkit. A Toolkit designed to assist financial institutions to scale up their deployment of capital into energy efficiency. Value and risk appraisal for energy efficiency financing
ESCO
INVESTOR
De-risking Energy Efficiency Platform (DEEP)
Tools
DEEP is an open-source database for energy efficiency investments performance monitoring and benchmarking (real risks and benefits). Includes 15,000+ energy efficiency projects in buildings and industry from 30 data providers
ESCO
POLICY MAKER
INVESTOR
ACADEMIA
CERtus project
Tools
Best practices – training.
Planning and preparation of nearly Zero Energy Building renovation projects for municipal buildings.
ESCO
INVESTOR
POLICY MAKER
MUNICIPALITY
Transparense project
Tools
Increasing the transparency and trustworthiness of Energy Performance Contracting. Training for EPC market
ESCO
INVESTOR
POLICY MAKER
G20 Energy Efficiency Investment Toolkit
Tools
How policy makers and investment providers can collaborate, what are the best practices, definitions and tools to scale-up energy efficiency investments and tackle challenges.
INVESTOR
POLICY MAKER
The PF4EE WebCheck Tool
Tools
Under PF4EE, two online tools have been developed: The PF4EE WebCheck Tool and the Energy Efficiency Quick Estimator (EEQuest). These tools aim to support financial intermediaries in marketing dedicated energy efficiency financing, raise awareness for the energy savings potential in different sectors, and facilitate on-lending for energy efficiency.
ESCO
INVESTOR
Rating system on the refinanceability of EES projects
Tools
Refinanceability rating system helps to assess the refinanceability of energy efficiency service (EES) projects and can be applied specifically when a financing institution analyses the refinanceability of an EES project. The rating system supports the application of refinancing schemes in the EES business by incorporating elements specific to energy efficiency projects, reflecting on the impact which the client’s cash surplus derived from energy savings can have on the improvement of the client’s creditworthiness and diminishing financial institutions’ due diligence and transaction costs.
POWER FUND
Tools
How to create a crowdfunding campaign and how to take advantage of collective financing to support your energy community project.
MUNICIPALITY
ACADEMIA
