Understanding our clients’ priorities and operations guides E3I’s development of bankable strategies for energy and water management, risk reduction, and reliability--across an enterprise or geography. E3I provides money-saving solutions for buildings across sectors and at the nexus of energy and agriculture, water, waste, transport, industry, education and healthcare to build resilience--including microgrids.

Our experienced E3I team listens and collaborates to develop and deliver sustainable energy solutions --on time and on budget-- to meet or exceed our client’s financial, operational, and environmental goals. E3I’s project portfolio includes non-utility scale solar (PV and thermal), wind, microgrid, distributed generation, energy storage, small hydro, geothermal, co-gen, biogas, and biomass across many sectors.

E3I partners with financial institutions and governments to leverage resources and scale up investment in energy efficiency, clean energy, and resilient infrastructure solutions. The E3I team has launched and implemented blended finance facilities, credit mechanisms, green banks and finance authorities, and public-private partnerships to help achieve climate, economic, and sustainable development goals.

E3I makes a project’s success sustainable and supports energy-related market transformation with capacity building and training. We provide legal, policy, and regulatory advice to facilitate market adoption of energy efficiency and clean energy solutions. E3I’s technical assistance and tools for project identification, development, finance, implementation, and monitoring ensure enduring positive impacts.

E3 International recognizes the importance of Nature Based Solutions to address climate mitigation and adaptation to provide both resilience and jobs. E3I partners with leading NGO and nonprofit partners to advance and scale best practices in sustainable bioenergy cultivation and landscape/biodiversity restoration. The Sustainable Land, Livelihoods and Energy Initiative Serbia (SLLES) is an example of our nature-based renewable energy and resilience work. Learn More (goes to SLLES website)