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Dive Brief: Energy service providers offering off-balance sheet efficiency products have seen rapid growth in the number of deals signed each year, panelists said Wednesday at the U.S. Department of Energy s Better Buildings summit. Financing companies associated with DOE s Better Buildings program have collectively reported about a 2.5x increase in the amount of deals [done annually] since they joined the program, said Joe Indvik, head of clean energy finance and carbon solutions at RE Tech Advisors. A 2017 market report by Navigant (now Guidehouse) estimated Energy Efficiency as a Service (EEaS) could become a $221 billion market by 2026, up from about $50 billion in 2017. Panelists said that growth is showing up in the market, but also warned it is fueled by financing and project complexities that companies want to avoid. ....