Video provides an overview of energy savings performance contract energy sales agreements—a project structure that uses the multiyear ESPC authority to implement distributed energy projects on federal buildings or land.
Federal Energy Management Program
January 28, 2022
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An energy savings performance contract energy sales agreement (ESPC ESA) is a project structure that uses the multiyear ESPC authority to implement distributed energy projects—referred to as ESA energy conservation measures—on federal buildings or land.
Video courtesy of the U.S. Department of Energy
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