The complexity and expense of installing sustainable on-site assets to generate one’s utilities are motivating more and more organizations to outsource their energy assets to expert energy service providers that take an end-to-end approach, called on-site Utility as a Service (UaaS). This is a financing and implementation scheme designed to simplify the decarbonization of utilities at complex industrial sites, removing technical and financial barriers and enabling the transition to green energy.

One challenge organizations face is balancing financing sustainability projects and investing in their core business. At least one decarbonization lever meets this challenge without compromising between the short- and long-term: on-site solar photovoltaic programs, delivering immediate and long-term benefits.

The heightened focus on the need to mitigate climate change and accelerate the energy transition has encouraged governments, corporations, and other major energy consumers to look to efficiency to decarbonize their operations and their buildings.

One solution is Energy Savings as a Service (ESaaS), designed to enable companies to painlessly overcome the technical, financial, and behavioral barriers to energy consumption reduction.

The race to decarbonize is on. A growing number of companies are recognizing the need to accelerate the pace of their energy transition. Whether nudged in the right direction by investors, consumers, regulatory pressure or the ability to attract employees, increased sustainability has become an imperative for organizations to remain relevant and competitive in today’s world. While change is on the way, companies still face barriers to implementing their green ambitions.

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