Fundimprovementsinthewaythatfitstheproject.
There is no single funding route for every measure. IEM 360 starts by identifying the commercial opportunity, then considers the most appropriate way to deliver it — including customer-funded investment, the Customer Energy Improvement Fund and third-party funded or service models where available.
- Routes
- 03
- Improvement fund
- 50% of eligible commission
- Priority set by
- Building Performance Review
- Terms
- Agreed before signature
Customer Energy Improvement Fund
Turn procurement value into visible progress. Our intended commercial model allocates 50% of eligible supplier commission to the IEM 360 service and 50% to a visible customer improvement allocation. Subject to the agreed terms, that allocation can help fund practical interventions identified through the Building Performance Review.
Third-party funded and service models
Some measures — solar and other larger assets in particular — may have funded or service-based options such as a PPA or managed-service structure. Availability, ownership and contract terms are specific to the project and are set out before anything proceeds.
Customer-funded invest-to-save
Where the payback is strong and capital is available, direct investment is often the simplest route. The Building Performance Review gives you the evidence to build the internal business case.
The precise commission, allocation, eligibility, ownership, VAT treatment and project rules will be disclosed and agreed before contract signature.
Evidence first, funding second.
- 01ProcureAgree the energy contract and the commercial basis.
- 02MeasureCreate the monitoring and evidence layer.
- 03ReviewComplete the six-month Building Performance Review.
- 04PrioritiseRank actions as NOW, NEXT and LATER.
- 05AgreeSet the delivery and funding route for each measure.