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As the construction industry resumes a level of pre-pandemic operational efficiency and commercial establishments reopen, energy demand from buildings in Europe has surged. For a brief period between 2020 and early 2022, energy efficiency measures did not grow rapidly, despite enabling regulations. This period hampered the achievement of several goals related to energy efficiency. Across Europe, renovation rates for buildings stand at a meager 0.2%, but 3% is needed annually to achieve European Climate goals for 2050. As a result, huge growth opportunity awaits the European energy savings and performance contracting (ESPC) market.

This study segments the market based on building components: lighting and controls; heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC); building automation systems (BAS); and building fabrics. By vertical market, the study looks into offices, healthcare, education, industrial, retail, hospitality, and government and public buildings.