Through its EaaS business model, Recap provides flexible and customized energy services to the Commercial & Industrial (C&I) sector. The client only pays for the energy they use reducing their energy cost without having to make any upfront capital investment.
“Our goal is to bridge the gap between large capital pools and small distributed energy projects.”
Marco Berggren, CEO Recap Energy
The Commercial and Industrial (C&I) segment is facing a major shift and must adapt to the ongoing energy transition.
Current solar and battery technologies have proven to be economically beneficial for the corporate segment, and implementing these are a way for companies to comply to increasing ESG requirements and expectations. Despite the opportunities, many companies still rather invest in their core business, avoiding the risks and uncertainties of having a stake in something that is not within their expertise and compromising their credit capability. For these companies, Recap offers flexible, fully financed, and customized energy services. That way the client can benefit from clean energy while staying focused on their core business.
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