Factor4 pioneers with Pay-4-Performance programs
Together with other European energy experts, Factor4 developed a methodology for realizing Pay-4-Performance (“P4P”) programs in the built environment.
Together with other European energy experts, Factor4 developed a methodology for realizing Pay-4-Performance (“P4P”) programs in the built environment. Pay-4-Performance allows to efficiently realize energy renovations in large groups of buildings.
The following 7 videos explain in plain language the advantages and possibilities of these programs in Belgium and other European member states. Factor4 developed these English-language videos as part of the European research and innovation program Horizon 2020.
1: P4P programs in buildings: the general concept
2: What benefits do P4P programs in buildings generate for the electricity generation and distribution system?
3: How can P4P programs boost a carbon-neutral society?
4: How do you manage a P4P program?
5: Hoe de eerste P4P- pilotprogramma’s opzetten?
6: Hoe kunnen P4P-programma’s derde partijfinanciering mogelijk maken?
7: Dank je wel!
Interesse? Contacteer dan Geert Goorden (geert.goorden@factor4.eu, +32 477 59 89 03) of Johan Coolen (johan.coolen@factor4.eu, +32 494 72 97 95) van Factor4.
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