Resources

Check out our Servitisation Resources Hub comprising of case studies, tools, webinars, reports and more, developed by the different initiatives under the SET Alliance. As a member of the SET Alliance you will gain access to additional support and exclusive materials.

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Signify recently equipped 120 large Maxeda DIY stores with energy-efficient LED technologies through their innovative LaaS model.
ETAP Lighting International has refurbished the lighting system of a school with highly efficient luminaires via an innovative Circular Light as a Service model.
Aneo Retail is retrofitting and upgrading Coop Norway refrigeration systems with state-of-the-art efficient technology, achieving 20% in operational cost reduction substantial CO2e emission reductions.
EDF brought forward a smart Battery-as-a-Service solution to solve energy challenges at the Beck & Co Bremen brewery, yielding costs reduction and operational benefits for the site and the grid.
Signify implemented its Light-as-a-Service solution at Nexans’ historical site in Switzerland, providing efficient appliances yielding nearly 10% of total energy savings and significant emission reductions.
By outsourcing its cooling system to Energy Partners, Afrupro could upgrade its unreliable, aging refrigeration system without any capital costs, improving efficiencies and lowering energy consumption by 20%.

Standardised Contracts

What do service contracts look like? Under the Cooling-as-a-Service (CaaS) and Efficiency-as-a-Service (EaaS) projects, several standardised service contracts were developed. These serve as a starting point for as-a-Service solutions, and can help you to understand the different clauses, and the creation of off-balance contracts.

Pricing Tools

How do you price service solutions? Under the Cooling-as-a-Service (CaaS), Efficiency-as-a-Service (EaaS) projects, pricing tools were created to better enable service providers to define their pricing model, and to communicate financing elements to customers and financiers.

Risk Assessment Tool

What risks are involved in servitisation? Under the Efficiency-as-a-Service (EaaS) project, a risk assessment tool was developed outlining the different risks for consideration by providers, customers and financiers.

Questionnaires

How do you talk to different stakeholders? During the Cooling-as-a-Service (CaaS) project, questions were developed for providers to discuss service offerings and projects with potential and existing customers, as well as financiers.

YourVCCA tools and materials (cold rooms)

What do service contracts look like? Under the Cooling-as-a-Service (CaaS) and Efficiency-as-a-Service (EaaS) projects, several standardised service contracts were developed. These serve as a starting point for as-a-Service solutions, and can help you to understand the different clauses, and the creation of off-balance contracts.

Digital innovations are proving crucial in unlocking the feasibility and enhancing the benefits of the servitisation business models, especially when applied to decarbonisation solutions. Hear experts developing or leveraging emerging technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and advanced software, and discussing how they facilitate the transition to cleaner energy systems.
Learn about how as-a-service solutions can drive decarbonisation efforts with examples from the cooling industry, and finance perspectives on energy investing in efficiency projects. 
Dimitris Karamitsos represented the CaaS initiative and together with other panelists, exchanged perspectives on how business model innovations are a strong catalyst for the deployment of more energy efficient, sustainable and clean cooling in the region.
This webinar helps understand how the innovative pay-per-use business model “Cooling as a Service” can revolutionise how cooling is deployed within airports.
The webinar explores how perishable supply chains can become more efficient and how field cooling is key to maximise food quality, as well as barriers to investing in the right cooling solutions?
This webinar organised by BASE, IEA and SEAD, helps to understand how the innovative pay-per-use business model “Cooling as a Service” is set to revolutionise the cooling industry by overcoming the key market barriers for the commercial and industrial sectors.

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