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Web Conference: PACE Funding - Energy Market Breakthrough -- Presentation Slides and Recording
AltaTerra Research, May 2010, Pages: 42
Did you miss AltaTerra's May 19th web conference, 'PACE Funding: Energy Market Breakthrough?'
With the purchase of this product, you will receive the presentation slides in PDF format, as well as online access to a recording of the live event. The presentation slides will be immediately available for download upon completion of your purchase. Information for accessing the recording is included on the first and last page of the presentation slides.
Overview
Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) bonds have the potential to transform the energy efficiency and distributed solar energy markets by offering property owners financing to offset the high upfront costs of retrofits and solar systems. PACE financing programs have already been named one of the 'Breakthrough Ideas for 2010” by Harvard Business Review and a 'World Changing Idea” by Scientific American.
PACE bonds offer real estate owners upfront financing for energy efficiency and renewable energy systems, which the owner pays back through property taxes over a 15-20 year time period.
Originally developed in Berkeley, California the PACE financing model has been spreading rapidly across the United States. In the past 18 months, PACE-enabling legislation has been adopted in 18 states. PACE programs have already been successfully implemented in a number of cities and counties including Berkeley and Sonoma County. Currently, a number of large municipalities including Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco are poised to implement their own programs in the next few months.
Despite the rapid increase in PACE programs, there are still a number of questions surrounding PACE programs. Mortgaging agencies, such as Fannie and Freddie Mac, have raised concerns over the senior position of debt from the retrofit to existing mortgage debt. Solar companies have questioned stipulations in PACE programs which require energy consumption reductions before solar power systems can be financed.
Key Questions
-What is PACE? How does PACE financing work? -What are the challenges with PACE financing programs? -Where have PACE programs been implemented and what have the results been? -Which states are considering PACE-enabling legislation? Which cities and counties are considering PACE programs? -What are the market implication for solar and energy efficiency firms? -How have energy efficiency and solar firms have been working with PACE programs to increase business? -What is next for PACE legislation?
Key Topics
-Economics of PACE legislation -Ability of PACE legislation to create jobs, reduce GHG emissions, and increase energy independence -PACE programs by city, county, and state -Policy descriptions, implications and evaluation -Program costs and outcomes -Issues and challenges surrounding PACE Programs: mortgage seniority, contractor quality, need for energy efficiency
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