Energy-efficiency-as-a-service (EEaaS) is a relatively new offering. It tasks a third party with financing and performing the required upgrades to make buildings more efficient. Then, once customers realize the resulting savings, they use the money to pay the provider back for those upgrades.
According to Guidehouse Insights, the EEaaS market value will hit $278 billion by 2028. There are several likely reasons for this growth. For starters, professionals such as facilities managers continually look for practical ways to achieve upgrades. Similarly, corporate decision-makers want to show stakeholders they care about and are committed to eco-friendly improvements.