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Should ESCOs be allowed to perform their own M&V. The more important matter behind this question is when do we overstep boundaries when talking about "Conflict of Interest".
Join us for this interesting discussions and views on:
- What benefit there is to independent verification of energy savings
- M&V as an assurance function
- Funding and risk mitigation when funders provide funding for projects
- What is independence - and why is it, or is it not, a preferred option
- What is a perceived conflict of interest and how to deal with it
- How to manage conflict of interest when you are on both sides working with a client, and when you shouldn't be on both sides
- What does SA regulations allow for EPC and 12L energy efficiency tax incentives
- What are the legal implications for ESCO's performing M&V in a performance contracting project
- Experiences where conflicts of interest were ignored, or where it would have had a detrimental impact
- A "Government perspective" from local to international organisations' approach from the South African National Accreditation
- The inside scoop - ESCO view on supporting the conflict of interest
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