Presentation

Europe's building sector accounts for 40% of energy consumption and over half of gas consumption yet faces a €150+ billion annual funding gap to meet renovation targets. Decarbonising building heat through efficiency upgrades and electrification offers a critical pathway to reduce fossil fuel imports while meeting climate mandates driven by the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive and EU ETS2.
Unlike utility-scale renewables exposed to volatile electricity markets, building efficiency investments deliver fixed, long-term cash flows insulated from price risk. We explore how the Energy-as-a-Service model enables institutional investors to access this EU Taxonomy-eligible infrastructure opportunity, achieving stable returns while strengthening Europe's energy security and advancing decarbonisation goals.