Bringing LMI Solar Financing Models to Scale
Sector: Commercial • Location: Montpelier, Vermont, United States of America
Source: Department of Energy (DOE)
There have been several pilot and small-scale efforts to tackle the challenges of financing low- to moderate- income (LMI) projects, but there hasn't been a multi-state or region-wide initiative. This project will research three new solar program designs and associated financing models to expand and scale solar access to LMI single-family homes, mobile homes, and multifamily homes. This project wi
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Description | There have been several pilot and small-scale efforts to tackle the challenges of financing low- to moderate- income (LMI) projects, but there hasn't been a multi-state or region-wide initiative. This project will research three new solar program designs and associated financing models to expand and scale solar access to LMI single-family homes, mobile homes, and multifamily homes. This project will focus on analyzing the outcomes of these newly piloted business models then, when appropriate, assessing how they could be scaled to multiple states. Specifically, the team will analyze: the Connecticut Green Bank model to serve LMI single-family homeowners; the New Mexico state model to develop PV on a pole prototypes that can be inexpensively manufactured and installed widely at mobile homes; and the Clean Energy Group model to work with affordable housing organizations to use non-government funded loan guarantees and other strategies to finance solar and solar plus battery storage for multifamily affordable housing buildings. |
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