Cooling & Heating Infrastructure

Modernize aging cooling and heating systems—without upfront capital.

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Energy Efficiency

Critical mechanical systems should not compete with patient care, academics, growth, or core operations for capital.

Cooling and heating systems are among the most critical—and capital-intensive—assets in any facility. As equipment ages, organizations face rising operating costs, increased maintenance demands, and greater risk to reliability and occupant comfort. Delaying needed upgrades can also turn planned capital needs into emergency repairs and unplanned equipment replacement. Yet replacing the infrastructure often competes with other investment priorities.

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Energy as a Service removes that barrier, enabling organizations to modernize essential cooling and heating infrastructure without a large upfront investment.

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Own the benefits—not the equipment.

Metrus pioneered the Energy as a Service solution in 2009 to help organizations modernize critical infrastructure without the cost and complexity of ownership. We finance and own the equipment and include ongoing O&M services, taking on the performance and operational responsibilities that come with ownership. You benefit from improved reliability, lower operating costs, and predictable long-term performance.

How service-based infrastructure funding works.

Energy as a Service removes the upfront capital barrier to replacing aging mechanical systems. We provide the financing, replacing a significant upfront investment with planned service payments and helping preserve funding for other priorities.

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Energy efficiency projects are funded through verified energy savings ("pay for savings"). Larger mechanical projects—including central plants, chillers, boilers, and other cooling and heating infrastructure—are funded through measured system performance ("pay for performance").

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We finance, own, and manage the equipment and work with our partners to deliver projects from development through implementation and long-term operations.

Whether the project includes energy efficiency or cooling and heating (or both), Metrus guarantees performance and assumes all project risk.

Partner with Metrus to modernize critical infrastructure

By removing financial barriers and the burdens of ownership, Energy as a Service makes larger, more strategic cooling and heating projects possible—allowing organizations to address a coordinated scope rather than replacing one failed asset at a time. Moving sooner also means realizing the benefits of lower operating costs, improved reliability, and greater resilience sooner.

Keep capital focused on what matters most

Critical cooling and heating infrastructure competes for the same capital as every other organizational priority. We provide the financing for modernization, allowing you to make essential upgrades while preserving capital for growth, technology, patient care, the student experience, or other strategic priorities.

Modernize sooner. Improve performance sooner.

Moving critical cooling and heating infrastructure forward sooner can improve reliability, lower operating costs, and reduce energy use and emissions—without waiting for future capital budgets.

One agreement. A more complete infrastructure plan.

Through our Sustainable Energy Services Agreement (SESA), combine mechanical systems, efficiency, controls, water, solar, and storage into a single project—helping address more infrastructure needs through one coordinated investment.

Improving cooling on a global scale.

Due to global warming, the International Energy Agency predicts a 40% surge in electricity demand for space cooling by 2030. Metrus has been actively involved in international efforts to expand access to sustainable cooling through its affiliation with the Cool Coalition—a comprehensive global network dedicated to the shift toward efficient and environmentally friendly cooling practices. As it often is for customers large and small, finance is the key to unlocking impactful change. And that’s why we’re here.

At COP 28, Metrus made a significant commitment to the Global Cooling Pledge, which advocates for nations to decrease their cooling-related emissions by a minimum of 68% by the year 2050.

Ready to move critical energy infrastructure projects forward?

Get critical infrastructure projects done while preserving financial flexibility for other priorities.

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