This presentation gave an overview of ESCO business models in the Philippines. It also outlined the country's energy efficiency and conservation roadmap targets and discussed on-balance and off-balance sheet modalities of energy efficiency finance.

This presentation gave an overview of ESCO business models and energy efficiency market outlook in Malaysia.

This presentation gave an overview of the Republic of Korea's ESCO market, and discussed ESCO registration, contract method, and project procedures.

This presentation discussed the market size and various business models of Japan's energy service companies (ESCOs).

This presentation discussed the work being done by India's Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy (AEEE), a policy advocacy and energy efficiency market enabler which works on creating awareness about energy efficiency as a resource. It also examined the ESCO market in India, the various EE services and business models offered in India and some key barriers in scaling up the country's ESCO market.

This presentation gave an overview of the current state of energy service companies (ESCOs) in the People's Republic of China, including the drivers for ESCO development, and the role of government. It also outlined new trends in the PRC's ESCO industry.

This presentation discussed a case study that illustrates how a simplified energy efficiency savings M&V was developed for a chiller plant retrofit.

This presentation discussed Signify's experience as an Energy Service Company, including new business models and performance guarantees in public lighting. It also outlined some best practices for M&V in street lighting.

This presentation discussed the Efficiency Valuation Organization's (EVO) view on why the Deemed Savings approach cannot be considered as a Measurement and Verification (M&V) method for EE projects by explaining the nature of M&Vs. He also outlined the important role of the Deemed Savings approach in other circumstances.

This presentation discussed the energy efficiency market in India and the business models used by Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL) in managing the energy needs of consumers, industries, and governments through energy-efficient technologies.