StLouis Property Owner Public Meeting Notice-Set The PACE StLouis

Low Cost Financing for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Upgrades now Available to City of StLouis Residential and Commercial Building Owners.

• Who: StLouis Propety Owners

• What: Public Meeting Financing for Energy Efficiency and Clean Energy Financing Resources

• Where: SLDC- 1520 Market St, StLouis MO

• When: July 17, 2013

The City's Set the PACE St. Louis program is a great opportunity. If building owners use this financing tool, it will promote energy efficiency, save money, help the environment and create jobs. Mayor Francis G. Slay

• Streamlined qualification process
• Low, fixed payments
• Over 150,000 eligible products
• Positive cash flow through energy savings
• Balance transfers to new property owner upon sale
• Interest is tax deductible*
  *Consult your tax attorney or accountant

Eligible Projects

• Energy Efficiency Products
• Renewable Energy Systems
• Water Efficiency Systems

Public Meeting for

Property Owners

July 17th, 2013 at 6:00 pm - 

St. Louis Development Corporation (SLDC)
1520 Market Street, St Louis MO (google map)

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Municipal Finance Programs (PACE)

Municipal Finance Programs (PACE)

When it comes to bringing solar to the mainstream, innovations in financing are as important as innovations in technology. There's a new finance tool that local governments can use to support green retrofits in their communities. These PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) programs help property owners overcome the upfront cost barrier of solar and energy efficiency improvements.

We are working to make PACE an effective way to go solar nationwide. We hope you'll help.

PACE is a new model based on some pretty complex finance mechanisms. It can all be a little tricky to fully understand, so we've compiled fact sheets, white papers and other information to get you started.

State law must first authorize local governments to implement PACE programs. 22 states now have PACE legislation in place. That leaves 28 to go. Here are resources for enabling PACE at the state level.

Local governments in these states have the authority to run PACE programs: CA, CO, FL, GA, IL, LA, MD, ME, MO, MN, NC, NM, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, TX,  VA, VT, WI. Click here for resources to help cities and counties launch PACE.
Questions? Contact Annie Carmichael at annie@votesolar.org


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