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Rated by planetenvy on Jul 03, 7:01am
This makes so much sense -- financing that makes money for the lender, saves money for the borrow, and protects the planet. Perfect.
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Rated by titansix on Jul 03, 6:54am
Technological developments often are seen as the surest way to reduce societyâ€s dependence on fossil fuels, but one young startup hopes to spur change with an innovative business model. If successful, Metrus Energy's model could usher in a wave of investment in energy efficiency projects. The idea is to enter into long-term contracts with commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities in which Metrus pays the upfront costs of installing energy efficiency measures, such as high-efficiency lighting or building energy management systems, and then shares the resulting savings from lower energy bills.
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Rated by sheaman42 on Jul 03, 6:54am
From the page: "Technological developments often are seen as the surest way to reduce societyâ€s dependence on fossil fuels, but one young startup hopes to spur change with an innovative business model. If successful, Metrus Energy's model could usher in a wave of investment in energy efficiency projects. The idea is to enter into long-term contracts with commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities in which Metrus pays the upfront costs of installing energy efficiency measures, such as high-efficiency lighting or building energy management systems, and then shares the resulting savings from lower energy bills. "
