Energy efficiency
There are very many ways in which we can help our different clients achieve better energy efficiency. These depend on their energy needs and consumption, their priorities, their core business. Here is a non-exhaustive list of some basic steps that can be taken in many cases.
Energy consulting
We carry out energy audits identify potential and serve as a basis for making qualified decisions on the next steps that can be taken to improve energy efficiency. For each measure we indicate the energy/cost savings, the investment amount required, payback period, priority level of each measure and the possibility of acquiring available grants.
Energy management
The introduction of energy management systems allows clients to control and manage energy consumption. This is a measure that gives us a transparent and simple overview of all energy and financial flows in real time. The automated collection and processing of data improves the reliability and quality of energy management systems, which consequently results in more efficient energy consumption.
Thermal and electrical savings measures
In many cases, we can achieve up to 50% or more electrical energy savings and reduce maintenance expenses simply by replacing obsolete technological equipment.
Besides the replacement of boilers, chillers and other equipment with more energy efficient technology, the following solutions help further reduce costs:
- Improved metering and billings systems
- Compensation of reactive power
- Introduction of surveillance and regulation of peak electrical power
- Energy-efficient lighting
- Accumulation of cooling energy
- Exploitation of waste heat
- Thermal insulation of buildings
- Replacing windows and doors with more energy efficient ones
- Automatic regulation of temperature in premises, according to specific needs
References
Gorenje/Cooling – Slovenia
Its original two systems had an insufficient cooling capacity, were obsolete and had a low energy efficiency ratio, in addition to which they operated all year long and did not take advantage of the site’s free-cooling potential.
Mora Moravia – Czech Republic
Mora Moravia, located in Olomouc, produces stoves under the brand name Mora, and is a well-established brand in Central and Eastern Europe.
Rooftop Solar for Weidmann - Croatia
We delivered a 602 kWp rooftop solar plant for Weidmann’s new production site near Zagreb, generating over 620 MWh annually and cutting 96 tons of CO₂ emissions.
Renewable energy sources
Renewable energy sources are at the heart of what we do, and a major component of most of our solutions. Here is an overview of some of the renewables most often used in Resalta’s projects.
Biomass
Biomass is a renewable and CO2-neutral source of energy, which enables energy self-sufficiency. Taking into account the cost of energy, the transition to biomass can create significant savings compared to other forms of heating and is especially useful for businesses that have a year-long need for heating.
Biomass boilers are particularly well suited for industrial facilities, retirement homes, schools, kindergartens, hotels and sports facilities. By installing such biomass-powered systems we can easily ensure financial savings and reduce environmental impact.
Solar
Solar panels exploit the sun’s radiation and turn it into useful heat. This heat is stored in heat storage tanks and is available for heating buildings or sanitary. Besides bringing financial benefits, solar panels can significantly reduce carbon footprints, although they are best suited for regions with continuous sunny weather.
Heat pumps utilizing surrounding energy
The installation of heat pumps to heat buildings and sanitary hot water enables savings where various solutions are available, depending on the medium in question. Heat pumps can significantly reduce the cost of heating buildings and represent a renewable energy source. If reversible heat pumps are used, then cooling can also take place. For simultaneous heating and cooling, we use polyvalent heat pumps with high efficiency rates.
Cogeneration of heat and power
Specialized equipment exists that can use fuel such as biomass to generate both thermal and electric energy at once, making it a highly efficient solution for many types of clients. These CHP units can range from small ones that can provide energy to nursing homes, to whole plants that can power entire communities.
References
Izoterm Plama Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A solar power plant with an installed capacity of 466 kWp on the roof of the Izoterm Plama facilities in Podgrad, Slovenia.
Fraport solar powerplant
A 1,5 MWp solar powerplant on the rooftop of a garage with an extension at Jože Pučnik Airport.
Trimo Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A 200 kWp solar power plant on the roof of the Trimo building in Trebnje.
Large scale heat and power projects
Besides energy efficiency projects, Resalta also develops and carries out large-scale sustainable energy generation projects, generally exceeding 5MW in capacity.
Biogas
Methane from biogas, a natural byproduct of sewage treatment, landfill and animal-waste facilities, is a ready source of renewable energy.
Rather than burning this gas, which consumes energy and increases local emissions, Resalta can help commercial and public facilities use this biogas as a form of renewable energy.
Landfill gas
We design, build, maintain and operate renewable energy plants for facilities near landfills. These renewable energy projects safely divert landfill gas through extraction wells and pipe it to a landfill-gas-to-energy plant, where it is cleaned before specialized engines convert it to energy for use by the facility and, in many cases, the nearby community.
Cogeneration of heat and power
Resalta helps customers and communities harness the potential of biomass energy by building power and cogeneration facilities that cleanly burn renewable waste to fuel specialized engines that generate power and heat.
Large-scale heat pumps
The thermal power of rivers as well as wells and other underground bodies of water can be to produce heat for consumers in cities, district heating and private clients.
References
Juteks Heating and Cooling Renovation – Slovenia
Resalta delivered a comprehensive renovation of the heating and cooling system at the production facility of Juteks d.o.o., part of the Beaulieu International Group, i
Henkel Kruševac Solar Power Plant – Serbia
One of the largest industrial rooftop solar PV systems in the region is now powering Henkel Serbia’s Kruševac site. Delivered by Resalta under the Energy-as-a-Service model, the 6 MWp installation will generate 6,278 MWh annually, covering 21% of the facility’s electricity needs.
Rooftop Solar for Weidmann - Croatia
We delivered a 602 kWp rooftop solar plant for Weidmann’s new production site near Zagreb, generating over 620 MWh annually and cutting 96 tons of CO₂ emissions.
Heating solution for Pivovarna Laško Union (part of the HEINEKEN Company)
Resalta installed a 668 kWth heat pump at Pivovarna Laško Union's wastewater treatment plant, modernizing the bioreactor's heating system to support the client's decarbonization goals.
Rooftop Solar for Pošta Slovenije - Slovenia
At Pošta Slovenije’s central Logistics Centre in Ljubljana, Resalta implemented a rooftop solar photovoltaic system that reduces CO₂ emissions by 315 tons per year and covers 16.5% of the site's electricity needs — helping decarbonise public infrastructure while supporting essential logistics ope
City of Ljubljana 2 - Slovenia
Given the success of the first energy retrofit of the City of Ljubljana, the City has decided to undertake a second energy retrofit project to cover an additional 11 buildings that were not part of the first: primary schools, kindergartens, sports centers and municipal buildings.
Mora Moravia – Czech Republic
Mora Moravia, located in Olomouc, produces stoves under the brand name Mora, and is a well-established brand in Central and Eastern Europe.
Iskratel - Slovenia
Iskratel is a leading European provider of communications solutions with over 900 employees and local presence in more than 30 countries. Its headquarters are located in Kranj, Slovenia.
Gorenje/Cooling 2 - Slovenia
Two of Gorenje’s busiest production halls, for cooking appliances and washer-dryers, had outdated cooling systems.
Gorenje/Compressed air - Slovenia
The energy audit of Gorenje identified significant savings potential in the compressed air station in Velenje.
Rikli Balance & Hotel Radenci lighting - Slovenia
Following a CHP and ultrafiltration project at Terme Radenci, as well as a geothermal energy project at Moravske Toplice Terme 3000, the client was looking for further ways to improve energy efficiency in its facilities.
City of Ljubljana – Slovenia
Situation before the contract and client requirements The public tender for the energy retrofit of the City of Ljubljana included 49 buildings, among which were elementary schools, kindergartens, libraries, cultural institutions, healthcare centers, sports centers and administrative bui
IM Topola – Serbia
Based in Bačka Topola in the northern region of Vojvodina, Topola produces a variety of meat products for local consumption and international export.
Centrice energy audit - Slovenia
Centrice Real Estate, Slovenia's biggest real estate company, hired Resalta to carry out a comprehensive energy audit of 20 of its shopping centers across the country.
Nova Crnja - Serbia
Nova Crnja is a municipality in Serbia’s northern province of Vojvodina, with 12,700 inhabitants.
Univerzum – Serbia
With several production sites throughout Serbia, Univerzum aims to be the most modern brick producer in the region.
Serdika - Bulgaria
Serdika is one of the largest trade centers in Bulgaria with over 210 stores and restaurants, and is certified as a sustainable building.
Ruvela – Bulgaria
Ruvela is a family-run company based in Sofia, that trades with small dairy producers and supplies large retail chains.
Gorenje/CHP 2 - Slovenia
Analyses performed as part of the energy audit of Gorenje by Resalta have shown that the process and space heating systems could be improved with the addition of a new cogeneration unit with a thermal input and electrical power of around 1 MW.
Oberon – Bulgaria
Oberon-H Ltd is one of the first food industry companies in Bulgaria for importing, packaging and trading pulses and honey. The product portfolio of the company includes a wide range of products including jams, sauces, preserves etc.
Stakopan - Serbia
The Staklopan building is a former factory that has been reconverted into office spaces in the historical heart of Belgrade.
SŽ VIT – Slovenia
SŽ VIT, a member of the Slovenian railway group providing maintenance and technical services for trains and railway vehicles, hired Resalta to carry out a complete energy audit of its main facility in Ljubljana where its specialized electro-traction vehicles workshop is located.
Sava Hoteli, Radenci Hotel & Spa/CHP – Slovenia
The resort used natural gas for heating, which required 8,500 MWh per year. The client wanted to lower heating costs.
Foodland – Serbia
Foodland is part of Atlantik Group and makes jams, ajvar, slatko and other spreads and preserves in its production facility in Kopaonik in the Serbia.
Terme Čatez - Slovenia
As a year-round holiday destination and the largest health resort in Slovenia, Terme Čatež has a high level of energy consumption and as such has chosen to take steps towards improving its efficiency.
Mali Iđoš - Serbia
The municipality of Mali Iđoš in Vojvodina, Serbia published a tender for a public-private partnership, seeking a private partner to undertake energy renovations of several buildings.
Plantaže – Montenegro
Plantaže AD, the largest winery in the region and one of the most famous, had very high energy costs.
City of Kruševac – Serbia
Kruševac is a city in southern Serbia, as well as the seat of a wider administrative area with 128,000 inhabitants. Its public lighting infrastructure is outdated and the city has published a tender for a public private partnership to renovate the systems.
Mercator – Serbia
Mercator’s retail centers throughout Serbia are relatively inefficient, dependent on district heating and have obsolete lighting systems.
Grand Hotel Bernardin – Slovenia
The Grand Hotel Bernardin faced high energy expenses and an obsolete heating system that needed renovation.
Livar, Črnomelj – Slovenia
Following the realization of Resalta’s energy efficiency project in Livar’s Ivančna Gorica facilities, an energy audit showed that the Črnomelj site had an even bigger potential for savings.
Melexis – Bulgaria
Resalta provided an immediate interim solution to enhance the functioning of the cooling system for technological purposes at the Melexis facility.
Sava Hoteli, Moravske Toplice Terme 3000 – Slovenia
The Terme 3000 Moravci spa is situated above the underground spring MT1, water from which is used to fill the thermal pools open to the guests.
Gorenje/Cooling – Slovenia
Its original two systems had an insufficient cooling capacity, were obsolete and had a low energy efficiency ratio, in addition to which they operated all year long and did not take advantage of the site’s free-cooling potential.
Perutnina Ptuj – Slovenia
Some of the older compressors are up to 40 years old and have an exceedingly poor energy efficiency ratio.
Adria Mobil – Slovenia
The client had no built-in comfort cooling in the production hall and used natural gas to heat the production hall.
Hotel Putnik – Serbia
The Hotel Putnik in Kopaonik, Serbia’s most popular winter tourism destination, has changed owners and as a result is undergoing complete renovations to raise its service offer to a new level.
Livar, Ivančna Gorica – Slovenia
The client’s compressed air was produced by an old and unreliable screw air compressor, treated with an adsorption air dryer.
Laško Health Resort – Slovenia
Thermana Laško is one of the biggest thermal baths in Slovenia with an upscale hotel and wellness centre complex, as well as a medical program.
Petrovac na Mlavi municipality – Serbia
Petrovac na Mlavi is a town in central Serbia. Its public lighting infrastructure was outdated and the municipality decided to publish a tender for a public private partnership to renovate the systems
Hotel Histrion – Slovenia
The hotel used two chillers with a combined power of 590 kW, with a 4-way piping system, for cooling, and for heating a boiler with extra light fuel oil.
Schools in the City of Pirot – Serbia
The City of Pirot announced a public tender in order to lower heating costs in four schools and improve efficiency.
Gorenje/EMS – Slovenia
The client wanted automatic data acquisition for the consumption of water, heat, electricity, compressed air and gas.
Ministry of Justice – Slovenia
The Slovenian Ministry of Justice announced a public tender in September 2016 for a public private partnership for the implementation of Energy Performance Contracting for 3 buildings.
Hotel Salinera
The hotel was facing high energy expenses and an obsolete heating system that needed to be renovated; it needed to operate without interruptions.
Hotel Otrant - Montenegro
Resalta installed an air/water heat pump for the heating of sanitary water. The heat pump capacity is 140 kW. The heated sanitary water is delivered to the main hotel building and the surrounding bungalows.
San Simon Resort – Slovenia
The hotel used a crude oil boiler with a total capacity of 800 kW for heating, which was in very poor condition. In addition, the hotel Mirta was disconnected from the remote heating of the San Simon Resort.
Novigrad Municipality – Croatia
The municipality of Novigrad in Istria announced a public tender for the renovation of all their public lighting according to the ESCO model.
Brezovica Elementary School – Slovenia
The client was using natural gas as the energy source for heating the building, requiring 600 MWh annually.
Žužemberk Elementary School – Slovenia
The Žužemberk elementary school had an ill-suited oil boiler for heating the building.
Dobropolje Elementary School – Slovenia
The municipality was using two expensive and inefficient crude oil boilers to heat the elementary school and one kindergarten (2 x 230 kW). The schools use 300 MWh annually.
Ljubljana Castle – Slovenia
The existing equipment was inefficient and heat was not evenly distributed throughout the whole castle.
Eltid Tannery – Serbia
The client was using biomass as an energy source but for a much smaller energy output. Due to a big increase in production the client’s energy requirements went up.
Fragmat – Slovenia
The existing system includes three compressors, two of which have not been renovated since 1998. The system is highly unreliable with numerous fallouts and risks of failure.
Jožef Stefan Institute – Slovenia
Resalta provided solutions in solar technologies and cooling. In order to improve the overall energy efficiency of the system, a heat recovery system was installed.
Parish House Mengeš – Slovenia
The Mengeš parish house wanted to renovate and install new district heating for its buildings, some of which were entirely without heating while others used costly crude oil.
GKN Driveline – Slovenia
The client was facing high district heating costs and was planning an expansion of the production area that would further raise expenses.
Ada Municipality – Serbia
The Ada municipality in Serbia has 16,000 inhabitants. The municipality announced a public tender in order to cut on energy costs for public lighting.
Grand Hotel Union – Slovenia
The client was using an old inefficient chiller as a cooling source for the hotel, which requires 650 MWh of cooling energy annually.
Cremio – Bulgaria
Situation before the contract and client requirements Cremio is a dairy producer and manufacturer based in Bulgaria with a unique portfolio for the region of Eastern Europe.
Telekom Slovenia – Slovenia
Telekom Slovenia requested comprehensive energy audits for three of its facilities: Telekom Stegne, Telekom Koper and Telekom Golovec (Celje).
Silkem – Slovenia
Client used old meters from 1950 with no communication system in place. In order to check energy consumption, manual control of 114 electricity meters had to be performed.
Sava Hoteli, Terme Ptuj – Slovenia
The old lighting system was inefficient, some of the luminaires were broken. The total installed electric power before the reconstruction was 17.35 kW.
Žabalj Municipality – Serbia
The municipality announced a public tender in order to cut on energy costs for public lighting. Resalta, together with technical partner Elios, won the tender.
Retirement Home Logatec – Slovenia
The client was using natural gas as the energy source for heating the building, requiring 764 MWh annually. The client wanted the lowest price of thermal energy.
Orgachim – Bulgaria
Situation before the contract and client requirements Orgachim is one of the largest chemical companies in South Eastern Europe, producing specialty chemicals and coatings, and is based in Ruse, Bulgaria.
Topolšica Hotel & Spa - Slovenia
The Topolšica hotel and spa operates year-long and has a constant demand for heat.
Retirement Home Nova Gorica – Slovenia
The client was using natural gas as the energy source for heating the building, requiring 1,248 MWh annually. The client wanted the lowest price of thermal energy.
Medvode Neighbourhood – Slovenia
The required heat was 810 MWh annually and the heating costs were too high for the neighbourhood.
Gorenje/CHP – Slovenia
Gorenje’s facilities in Velenje were using natural gas cogeneration (CHP) units for heat energy supply with 880 kW of combined heat power and 654 kW of electrical power.
Retirement Home Celje – Slovenia
The client was using natural gas as the energy source for heating the building, requiring 1,703 MWh annually. The client wanted the lowest price of thermal energy.
Interspar Center Vič – Slovenia
The client wanted an in-depth energy study and analysis of the building in which the shopping center is located and a detailed analysis of the costs and consumption of electricity in the last 3 years.
Retirement Home Medvode – Slovenia
The client was using natural gas to heat the building, requiring 1,315 MWh annually. The client wanted the lowest possible price of thermal energy.
Sava Hoteli, Radenci Hotel & Spa/Ultrafiltration – Slovenia
The client wanted to reduce water expenses, optimize filtration and become environmentally friendly.
Terme Čatež, Aquapark Žusterna – Slovenia
The hotel Aquapark Žusterna faced high energy expenses and an obsolete heating system that needed renovation.
Žito – Slovenia
Before reconstruction, the client had an over-dimensioned steam system, operating inefficiently with a very poor yield.
Ivančna Gorica Municipality – Slovenia
The Ivančna Gorica municipality announced a public tender for heating solutions for three schools. The municipality was looking for an ESCO company to finance and implement a more cost-effective heating solution.
Gorenje/Lighting – Slovenia
Gorenje had old and damaged luminaires and the light flux level did not conform to industry standards and norms. As a result, the lighting needed to be replaced.
Šumi Bonboni – Slovenia
The client was using natural gas as an energy source to heat its facilities. The required heat was 1,703 MWh annually.
Fraport solar powerplant
A 1,5 MWp solar powerplant on the rooftop of a garage with an extension at Jože Pučnik Airport.
Log One Brnik Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A 1.716 kWp solar power plant on the roof of the Log one building in Brnik, Slovenia.
Henkel Maribor Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
Solar power plants on Henkel Maribor facilities with a total installed capacity of 738.45 kWp.
KLS solar powerplant
KLS Ljubno d.o.o., a world-renowned manufacturer of gear rings and rings for the automotive industry, signed with Resalta for one of the largest rooftop solar power plant projects in Slovenia!
Iskratel solar power plant - Slovenia
Following two projects with Iskratel, Resalta installed a 168 kWp so
Feniks Business Center Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
Solar power plants with a total capacity of 136.5 kWp on the roofs of three buildings at Feniks Business Center.
Kovintrade Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A 500 kWp solar power plant is installed on the Kovintrade facility in Štore.
Dinit Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A 78.26 kWp solar power plant on the roof of the Dinit building in Izola, Slovenia.
Gorenje Velenje solar PV - Slovenia
405.61 kW of solar powerplant installed in Gorenje's Velenje headquarters.
City of Ljubljana 3 - Slovenia
After EOL1 and EOL2, Municipality of Ljubljana decided to continue with another lof of buildings to be totally retrofited.
Weiler Maribor Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A solar power plant with an installed capacity of 805.95 kWp was installed at the end of 2023 on the Maribor, Slovenia.
Intersteel solar power plant - Serbia
Intersteel opted Resalta for the construction of 40 kWp on the roof of its production facilities in Stara Pazova.
Orodjarstvo Knific Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A 300 kWp solar power plant on the roof of the Orodjarstvo Knific building in Naklo, Slovenia.
Municipality of Ljutomer
The Municipality of Ljutomer decided to total retrofit its 5 buildings.
Weiler Zreče Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A solar power plant with an installed capacity of 1033 kWp was installed at the end of 2023 in Zreče, Slovenia.
Izoterm Plama Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A solar power plant with an installed capacity of 466 kWp on the roof of the Izoterm Plama facilities in Podgrad, Slovenia.
Ministry of Defence
RESALTA starts to deliver energy savings through a public-private partnership with MORS.
Mateo Packing Solar Power Plant - Czechia
The 525 kWp Solar Power Plant installed for MateoPacking s.r.o..
Trimo Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A 200 kWp solar power plant on the roof of the Trimo building in Trebnje.
Parker Hannifin Solar Powerplant - Czech Republic
Parker Hannifin Corporation, a global leader in motion and control technologies.
Lesarstvo Gatej Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A solar power plant with an installed capacity of 200 kWp on the roof of the Lesarstvo Gatej facility in Železniki, Slovenia.
Ludus Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A 110 kWp solar power plant on the roof of the Ludus sports facility.
Primat Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A solar power plant with an installed capacity of 121.3 kWp on the roof of the Primat building in Maribor, Slovenia.
Kermi Solar Power Plant - Czechia
The 300 kWp photovoltaic power plant is situated on the rooftop of Kermi s.r.o. in Czechia.
BSH solar powerplant - Slovenia
A 999 kWp Solar power plant on BSH Hišni aparati, a key member of one of the largest global home appliances producers, part of the BSH (Bosch) group.
Rezidenca Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
A 149.5 kWp solar power plant on the roof of the Residence building.
BTC Solar Power Plant - Slovenia
Two solar power plants with a total capacity of 409.95 kWp on the roofs of Arena 7 and Water Park Atlantis.
Aquapalace a.s.
New cooperation with Aquapalace with the installation of an electric boiler, which extends to the overall energy management of the system.
Gorenje Valjevo solar PV - Serbia
Gorenje's production plant in Valjevo runs partially on solar power thanks to a 250 kW PV installation on the factory roof.
Wellness Hotel Harrachov - Czechia
The installation of a new 200 kW cogeneration unit in Wellness Hotel Harrachov.
Elixir Prahovo - Serbia
Power factor compensation for Elixir Prahovo led to 20% savings on reactive energy consumption.
BRICO HOLZ Solar Power Plant - Romania
399,6 kWp ground mounted Power plant for BRICO HOLZ SERVICE SRL in Romania.
Interpet Sales & Distribution Solar Powerplant - Romania
Interpet Sales & Distribution has chosen Resalta to develop 70 kWp ground mounted solar PV plant in Tartasesti.
Pivovara Daruvar - Croatia
The modernised steam system is expected to reduce CO₂ emissions by approximately 2,500 tons annually — significantly improving energy efficiency and environmental performance at the brewery.
Oil Services Limited Eastern Europe Solar Power Plant - Romania
OSL and Resalta have concluded a 7 year Solar as a Rent Agreement.
Financing
Sustainability and energy efficiency are widely recognized as principles that companies and public institutions include in their long-term strategies and goals. However, besides often lacking the know-how to implement and realize energy efficiency projects, many of our clients also lack the required funds to dedicate to this particular goal. This is why we have two financing models, one for the private sector and one for the public sector, which we apply in each and every single one of our projects, making sure our clients never spend a dime out of their own pocket.
Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) / ESCO
The term ESCO stands for energy service company. Resalta owns and operates the energy asset for the duration of the contract. You pay a fixed monthly service fee — no capital outlay, no ownership, no maintenance responsibility. Savings are guaranteed by contract. Suited to commercial and industrial clients who want full cost predictability with zero internal project burden.
Using the ESCO model, we carry out the energy audit of your facilities, propose a solution, implement, operate and maintain it, but most importantly we provide the financing so that you can keep focused on your core business.
We guarantee results, and clients repay us from the achieved savings.
Learn more about the ESCO model >>
Public-private partnerships
Public-private partnerships (PPP) are in essence the ESCO model applied to public institutions. The public partner publishes a tender seeking a private partner for an energy renovation, be it for lighting, biomass, cooling, or any other energy need. The private partner proposes a solution, and if the tender is granted, takes on the entire project from beginning to end. This means providing all the financing, construction work and implementation, and maintenance for the duration of the contract signed.
All risks are taken on by the private partner which guarantees savings to the public partner. The investment is repaid to the private partner from the savings achieved.
BTO (Build-Transfer-Operate)
Resalta designs and builds the energy system, then transfers ownership to you at an agreed point — typically at financial close or after commissioning. We then continue to operate and maintain the asset under a long-term service agreement. This model suits clients who want eventual asset ownership but do not want to manage the build risk or the operational complexity themselves.
References
City of Kruševac – Serbia
Kruševac is a city in southern Serbia, as well as the seat of a wider administrative area with 128,000 inhabitants. Its public lighting infrastructure is outdated and the city has published a tender for a public private partnership to renovate the systems.
Mercator – Serbia
Mercator’s retail centers throughout Serbia are relatively inefficient, dependent on district heating and have obsolete lighting systems.
Livar, Črnomelj – Slovenia
Following the realization of Resalta’s energy efficiency project in Livar’s Ivančna Gorica facilities, an energy audit showed that the Črnomelj site had an even bigger potential for savings.