Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) projects in the U.K.

Last Modified: 12-Nov-2017 12:05 AM

£100 million
Planned investment by EESL ($129 million) over the next three years in the U.K. toward various energy efficiency programs, according to a government email.
13 May 2017
Power, Coal and Mines Minister Piyush Goyal will formally announce plans during his London visit.
500,000
LEDs will be distributed in the U.K. through a pay-as-you-go model. EESL will take the help of its U.K. partner Cenergist Ltd., and target replacement of incandescent and halogen bulbs in social housing cooperatives with energy efficient LED lighting.
£30
cost of each bulb that will be provided by EESL - a third cheaper than similar products sold in stores.
£6.8 million
Cost of acquisition of two local operating companies running energy efficiency programs - this will enable EESL to bolster its U.K. expansion.
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different projects of energy efficiency including a community centre, school, hospital and golf course have already been initiated.
£6.4 billion
Value of U.K.'s energy efficiency services market which EESL hopes to capture a major share in.
$12 million
Investment made by EPAL, a joint venture between Indian state-owned Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) and UK-based EnergyPro Limited (EP), in a previously announced and nearly completed advanced battery storage project in Ontario, Canada, known as Basin 1 & 2. The project will involve a partnership with leading battery storage solutions provider Leclanché. Agreement signed on 08 Nov 2017.

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