Guide to C-PACE Financing for Commercial Properties

Guide to C-PACE Financing for Commercial Properties
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Learn about C-PACE (Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy) financing, which allows property owners to fund clean energy projects with long-term benefits and minimal risk. Explore the process of establishing a C-PACE district, project development steps, and an example project in manufacturing. Discover the role of the program administrator in facilitating access to funding and ensuring compliance.

  • C-PACE Financing
  • Commercial Properties
  • Clean Energy Projects
  • Program Administrator
  • Energy Efficiency

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  1. Act 30 of 2018: C-PACE Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy Permit the establishment of a C-PACE district by local government. Local government shall: Notify municipalities prior to vote Adopt resolution that establishes Guidelines and sets a district . Ensure compliance with Guidelines Make project information available to public Collect payments or assessment on behalf of the lender

  2. Fundamentals of C-PACE For Existing Commercial, Agricultural and Non-Profit properties. Not multifamily housing. Property owners receive funding from private capital providers and normally get longer term that improve ROI. Assessment transfers upon sale and does not accelerate

  3. Project Development Once Application is approved there is a Tri-Party Agreement Property Owner Lender Local Government Property Owner submits application package to Program Administrator Property Owner develops project Taxing Authority & Program Administrator Property Owner lender: Works with them to obtain credit approval and proposed financing terms for C-PACE Program Guidelines: Qualified capital provider/ lender Project meets clean energy or water conservation targets Measure and Verify energy savings Contractor certification Project completion inspection Identifies Identifies contractor: Works with them to develop a proposed scope of work

  4. Example Project: Manufacturing Building Size: 34,500 sq ft Energy Upgrade: 55 kW roof- mounted solar photovoltaic system Total Project Cost: $145,000 C-PACE Financing: $145,000 Term: 20 years Annual C-Pace Special Assessment: $11,904 Annual Energy Cost Savings: $20,000+ Lifetime Energy Cost Savings: $1,215,205 Annual Energy Savings: 65,000 kWh

  5. Program Administrator No Cost C-PACE requires no credit exposure or general obligation funds from local government Statewide Approach - uniform program, applied consistently, helps promote scalability by simplifying participation for stakeholders Single Point of Access 3rd party administrator serves as 1) go-to contact for stakeholders 2) ensures project compliance and 3) services special charge repayment Open Market - qualified private lenders provide property owners competitive rates and financing terms. Any contractor or project developer can work on a qualified project

  6. The Process to Develop PA C-PACE Develop Draft Program Guidelines Feedback from Stakeholders Finalize Program Guidelines Take Program to Local Governments Stakeholder Meetings

  7. Questions and Answers

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