North American Energy Saving and Performance Contracting Market 2017-2024 – ResearchAndMarkets.com

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The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.34% between 2017 and 2024

The North American energy saving and performance contracting market is
currently in the growth stage and is expected to witness healthy growth
between 2017 and 2024. A high rate of growth is due to the government
support and policy initiatives toward energy performance contracting and
increased emphasis on energy savings across all the verticals in the
North American market. HVAC and lighting are the most prominent energy
conservation measures (ECM) accounting for 64.6% revenues in 2017.

However, due to the operational cost savings achieved through the
adoption of energy-efficient lighting, the demand for lighting
technology is increasing and is expected to be the lead technology in
the near future. Sustainable digital technologies to implement real-time
data monitoring are gradually desired by the market and will have a
growing presence in the near future. Large equipment manufacturers
dominate the market; however, greater level of adoption is seen by
contractors and engineering firms to become integrated solution
providers for energy contracting.

Market trends are analyzed for the study period of 2013 to 2024, with
the base year being 2017. This study segments energy contracting market
into energy-saving and energy performance contracting. These segments
are further analyzed and divided into vertical markets and components
offered as part of energy contracting. The vertical market analysis is
available with revenue contributions over the study period for
commercial & industrial, public housing, healthcare, further education,
K-12 Schools, state/municipal, and federal segments. A structure by type
of service providers is also available for the overall market.

Few tier I companies mentioned in the energy-saving and energy
performance contracting market competitive landscape include Johnson
Controls, Honeywell, Siemens, Trane, and Ameresco. In addition to the
industry challenges and drivers and restraints in the market, this study
also highlights certain upcoming trends and technologies in the market.
The study also discusses growth opportunities and how participants can
capitalize on these emerging opportunities.

Key Issues Addressed

• What is the anticipated growth of the energy saving and energy
  performance contracting market between 2017 and 2024?
• Which segment of the market has the largest share? Energy saving or
  Energy performance contracting?
• What are the external forces influencing the market growth? How
  significant is their impact?
• How do various end users drive the market revenue and what vertical
  markets will have the largest growth potential over the forecast
  period?
• What energy conservation methods will represent the greatest growth
  potential over the forecast period?

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

2. Market Overview

3. Drivers and Restraints - Energy Savings and Performance Contracting
Market

4. Forecast and Trends - ESPC Market

5. Market Share and Competitive Analysis - ESPC Market

6. Growth Opportunities and Companies to Action

7. Analysis by Contract Type - ESPC Market

8. EPC Segment Analysis

9. Energy Savings Contracting Segment Analysis

10. The Last Word

11. Appendix

Companies Mentioned

• ABM
• AECOM
• Ainsworth
• Ameresco
• Brady
• Brewer Garrett
• Burns & McDonnell
• CEG
• CTI
• CTS ESG
• Climatec
• ConEdison
• Constellation
• Direct
• Ecosystem
• Engie
• Harshaw Trane
• Honeywell
• ICF
• Johnson Controls
• MCW Lockheed Martin
• Navitas
• Noresco
• Pepco
• Performance Services
• Schneider
• Siemens
• Southland
• Trane
• University Mechanical Contractors
• Wendel
• Willdan

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