Private and multi-occupancy buildings
So that the CAPEX wall is no longer the main barrier to decarbonisation, every project can be structured to be self-financing through the savings it generates.
Value propositions
Testimonial
“The close collaboration between the owners’ council, Accenta and Foncia is at the heart of this project’s success. Thanks to this collaborative work, all residents can now benefit from a significant and lasting 76% reduction in their energy bill.”
Thierry Reinheis
Co-ownership Director
Shallow borehole geothermal energy used as a natural thermal storage source for heating and domestic hot water. Financed through an energy performance contract, energy savings certificates (CEE) and the Heat Fund, with no upfront cash outlay for the co-ownership.
17,000 m² of clinics and care homes (Andilly, Paris 16, Boulogne-Billancourt) managed on a single platform. Unified BMS, dynamic AI, air-source heat pump — all financed by the savings generated through an Energy Performance Contract (EPC), IPMVP protocol, without committing any of Emeis’s CAPEX.
Recovery of waste heat from the Bessières energy-from-waste plant (196,000 t/year of waste) to supply renewable cooling to the Serres de Bessières greenhouses (10 ha, 6,000 t of tomatoes/year). LH2C (Low Heat to Cold) technology: charging and discharging on the same site. A local circular economy between a waste heat producer and an agricultural cooling consumer. Financing: Water Horizon + ADEME.
Shallow borehole geothermal energy used as a natural thermal storage source for heating and domestic hot water. Financed through an energy performance contract, energy savings certificates (CEE) and the Heat Fund, with no upfront cash outlay for the co-ownership.
17,000 m² of clinics and care homes (Andilly, Paris 16, Boulogne-Billancourt) managed on a single platform. Unified BMS, dynamic AI, air-source heat pump — all financed by the savings generated through an Energy Performance Contract (EPC), IPMVP protocol, without committing any of Emeis’s CAPEX.
Recovery of waste heat from the Bessières energy-from-waste plant (196,000 t/year of waste) to supply renewable cooling to the Serres de Bessières greenhouses (10 ha, 6,000 t of tomatoes/year). LH2C (Low Heat to Cold) technology: charging and discharging on the same site. A local circular economy between a waste heat producer and an agricultural cooling consumer. Financing: Water Horizon + ADEME.
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