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Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) provides real estate developers and property owners with an innovative tool to finance construction projects within existing buildings or new construction. With funding from private capital sources, the C-PACE program is modeled after other funding methods used to fund public benefits and infrastructure. The following benefits and uses are typical of projects in California. Each project is different and our team will work with you to determine how much C-PACE you can obtain and for which costs.

 

 

Qualified C-PACE Uses

 

Energy Efficiencies

HVACR and Controls

Air Sealing & Ventilation

Charging Stations

Chillers

Compressed Air

Elevator Modernization

HVAC

Insulation

Lighting

Refrigeration

Roofing

Water Heating

Windows

Lighting & Electrical

 

Water Efficiency

Aerators Fixtures

Irrigation

Landscaping & Reuse

Paving

Water Retention Systems

 

Renewable Energy / CoGen

Associated Soft Costs such as permits, Architectural & Engineering Plans

Cogeneration

Fuel Cell

Renewable Fuels

(microturbine, internal combustion engine)

Solar

Wind

 

Property Owners and Developers use C-PACE financing to replace equity or mezzanine debt in their capital stack. In addition to offering a significantly lower cost of capital, C-PACE offers compelling benefits, including the ability to pass through the cost of the payments to tenants, no operating covenants, and off-balance sheet financing. C-PACE works well with various forms of financing including traditional bank mortgage loans, federal or state historic tax credits, new markets tax credits, and other tax abatement financing. We are adept at working with projects that have a complex capital stack.

More Benefits

 

Funding for up to 25% of the building’s value

No personal guarantees

Up to 30-year fixed-rate funding

Lower rates/cost than mezzanine debt or equity

No payments for up to 2 years

No principal repayment required upon sale

Ability to pass through tax assessment to tenants or hotel guests

 

 

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