Grading Methodology

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    ESCO Grading methodology

    Grading of ESCOs is done on three broad parameters namely Track Record and Market Position,Organisational Risks and Financial Risks.

    A 100 point scale has been devised based on the above parameters. Data pertaining to these parameters is

    obtained from ESCOs, and meetings are carried out with key officials in the technical, marketing andfinancial functions of these companies. Further, feedback is also taken from customers as well as bankers.Based on this data and interactions, the scores are assigned to these ESCOs.

    Based on the scores that are assigned, the entities are accredited at a particular grade depending on thefollowing cut-offs:

    Grading Score

    Grade 1 85 and higher

    Grade 2 70-84

    Grade 3 55-69

    Grade 4 40-54

    Grade 5 0-39

    The definitions of various grades on the grading scale is as follows:

    Grading Definition

    Grade 1 Very high ability to carry out energy efficiency audits and implement energysaving projects.

    Grade 2 High ability to carry out energy efficiency audits and implement energy savingprojects.

    Grade 3 Good ability to carry out energy efficiency audits and implement energy savingprojects.

    Grade 4 Below average ability to carry out energy efficiency audits and implementenergy saving projects.

    Grade 5 Poor ability to carry out energy efficiency audits and implement energy savingprojects.

    Weightage assigned to broad parameters for the Grading/Re-evaluation Exercise

    The weightages assigned to the various broad parameters for Grading exercise are as follows:

    Parameter Weightage

    Track Record and MarketPosition

    40

    Organisational Risk 25

    Financial Risk 35