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Savings Achieved
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The average annual savings achieved in Energy As A Service category is 8.10%
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The industry average payment terms in Energy As A Service category for the current quarter is 37.5 days
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EaaS Global Market Outlook:
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The global energy as a service investment is expected to increase by 5-8 percent in 2022 compared to its previous year to reach $78 billion
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The increase in market size is expected due to the government policies pushing reduced energy and internal sustainability goals of industrial conglomerates
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The restored commercial and industrial activities after the lifting of lockdown impositions will help companies to look for optimization of energy use and reduce energy bills by implementing suitable measures
Energy as a Service: Global
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Energy-as-a-Service builds on growing Renewable Energy Potential and the need for implementation of Energy Efficiency Projects to reduce the Energy costs of the companies. The market share for energy as a service business model is expected to dominate by Europe, North America and APAC regions globally.
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The market potential for EaaS business model is expected to reach $104 billion by 2025. The market for EaaS includes sale of energy (mostly renewable), energy efficiency projects, analytics etc. The intension to reduce the increasing energy costs and decarbonization are the main drivers of energy as a service business
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The regulations by governments in most of the countries in these regions to reduce the energy consumption year-on-year is driving the market for investments on energy efficiency and green energy
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The trends continue to increase due to the new financing schemes like ESCO has been driving the improvements in Industrial Energy Efficiency. The PPAs have boosted in the improvements of renewable energy. The EaaS model reduces the risk of capital investment on the customer which encourages them to explore energy portfolio projects through this model
Porter's Analysis on EaaS
Supplier Power
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The companies offering RE services and conventional EE solutions (LED, Building controls, etc.) will have low bargaining power, due to the existence of very high number of suppliers
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The companies offering alternative technology products, which are unique, will have medium bargaining power
Barriers to New Entrants
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The threat of new entrants for traditional equipment manufacturing companies is low, as the market is already fragmented
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With the IT giants looking to invest in this line of business, the threat of new entrants is high
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The push for Internet of Things, Industry 4.0 or digitalization of energy is paving way for the IT giants into energy sector
Intensity of Rivalry
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Intensity of rivalry is high, as most of the companies offer energy-efficient technologies, which do not differ much from their rival companies
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This forces the suppliers to have a strong focus on emerging technologies and unique solutions
Threat of Substitutes
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The obvious substitution for RE would be electricity generated from fossil-fuel or nuclear power stations
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Despite economic benefits from fossil fuel generated power, the push from governments to reduce GHG emissions through renewable and EE keep the threat of substitutes as low
Buyers power
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Buyers power is medium, due to the large number of small-sized buyers and small number of energy supplier
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Buyers have medium power, as they have the option to shift to different generators, due to the low cost offered by energy supplier
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For low-risk energy saving solutions, customer has medium to high bargaining power. due to market maturity with more number of suppliers
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