Contract Energy Management (CEM)                         

This is the generic term used in various contract arrangements for the purchase of energy saving equipment and services which are set up in such a way that the Client pays for the improvement over a period of years out of the resulting saving.

A comprehensive and flexible service is individually tailored to produce a unique package appropriate to the Client’s needs.  The company would undertake a preliminary energy audit, check the feasibility of a scheme, design and project manage the installation and operate and maintenance manage the installation.  Negotiate with the fuel utilities on the client’s behalf to procure best terms.  Finance packages can be negotiated to allow the benefit of advanced energy systems such as Combined Heat and Power with no capital outlay by the client.

The Company would install and operate a CHP system and sell to the client heat and electricity at a competitive price over a number of years.  Alternative Energy saving equipment can be installed under a shared saving agreement or an Energy Service Agreement.

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