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Soil health has been a key determinant of food production since the invention of agriculture. However, the pressure to produce more food from that soil has intensified, as the global population has increased.Advances in farming technology, especially fertilizers, have allowed food production to increase sufficiently to feed the growing global popul...

28 Jun 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

North American Energy Saving and Performance Contracting Market, Forecast to 2024

HVAC and Lighting Will Be the Primary Pillars of the Market by 2024

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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. The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.34% between 2017 and 2024. A high rate of growth is due to the government support and policy initiatives toward energy performance contrac...

Buildings are becoming more energy-intensive and with features like electric vehicle charging adding to the existing load, the need to reduce energy consumption acquires an even greater importance. Energy saving and performance contracting (ESPC) is one way to achieve energy efficiency. In that sense, North America has been the second-largest marke...

The market for energy saving contract and performance contracting in Europe was worth more than 4 billion Euros in 2012. The market has been performing exceptionally well, considering the economic conditions of the past three years during for which several other building-related industries have reported negative growth levels. The outlook for the m...

16 Jun 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

North American Energy Saving and Performance Contracting Growth Opportunities

Post-Pandemic Strategies Focus on Industry Convergence that Offers Building Owners Energy Efficiency and Cost Reduction

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This research service analyzes the North American energy saving and performance contracting (ESPC) market. The ESPC market covers services such as energy audits; design and engineering; assistance in finance, equipment bidding, and acquisition; installation and commissioning; measurement and verification (M&V); and personnel training. Frost & Sul...

10 May 2016  |  North America  |  Market Research

North American Energy Saving and Performance Contracting Market, Forecast to 2022

Growth Boost from Executive Orders (EOs) 13514 and 13693 in the USA and ecoEnergy Program in Canada Encouraging Energy-efficiency

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The market for energy saving contract and performance contracting in North America is expected to grow after 2015 due to policy initiatives towards performance contracting in both Canada and the United States. The United States accounts for a larger share in the market. This research service can be broadly segmented by type of contract namely energ...

This edition of the Industrial Bioprocessing TOE features information on advancements in cellular aquaculture for lab-based seafood cultivation. The TOE also covers the innovations happening in precision fermentation to produce sustainable foods. The TOE focuses on emerging innovations in microbial inoculants for plant resistance enhancement. The T...

This is a market insight article that discusses the United States savings and loans investments market. The savings and loans banking crisis and industry statistics are discussed as a part of this article.

09 Sep 2022  |  Europe  |  Market Research

European Energy Savings and Performance Contracting Growth Opportunities

Strategic Partnering and Innovation Culture in ESPC to Uphold Buildings’ Operational Efficiency

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As the construction industry resumes a level of pre-pandemic operational efficiency and commercial establishments reopen, energy demand from buildings in Europe has surged. For a brief period between 2020 and early 2022, energy efficiency measures did not grow rapidly, despite enabling regulations. This period hampered the achievement of several go...