1. What is the EMC?

Energy Management Contract (EMC) is a business model for energy saving and environmental protection, which realizes the reduction of energy consumption and improvement of energy efficiency by sharing the responsibility and investment of energy management to professional energy management companies.

EMC usually involves the following major aspects:

1. Energy Audit: An energy management company will conduct a comprehensive assessment and analysis of an enterprise's energy consumption, including energy usage patterns, energy consumption structure, and energy wastage. Through energy audits, potential energy saving measures and improvement programs can be identified.

2. Energy Efficiency Improvement: Based on the results of the energy audit, the energy management company will provide a series of energy efficiency improvement programs, including equipment upgrades, process improvements, and energy saving measures. These programs are designed to improve energy use efficiency and reduce energy consumption and waste.

3. Financial commitment: Energy management companies usually sign long-term contracts with enterprises to assume responsibility for investment and operation of energy efficiency improvements. This means that the energy management company will provide financial support for the implementation of energy saving measures, including equipment procurement, installation and maintenance. Enterprises can repay the investment by sharing the energy savings with the energy management company.

4. Energy data monitoring: EMCs provide energy data monitoring and management systems to help organizations monitor energy use and effectiveness in real time. Through data analysis and monitoring, the energy management company can identify problems in time and provide appropriate solutions.

5. Performance Guarantee: Energy management companies usually sign a performance guarantee agreement with enterprises to ensure that the energy saving measures implemented can achieve the expected energy saving effect and cost saving effect. The energy management company may be held liable if it fails to meet the promised targets.

EMC's goal is to help enterprises reduce energy consumption and expenses, improve energy utilization efficiency, and achieve sustainable development and environmental protection through professional energy management and technical means. At the same time, EMC also provides business opportunities and revenue sources for energy management companies.

2. Overview of EMC cooperation process