The NJPACE Project Pre-Application form is now available online, along with our Contractor Registration. You do not have to be a contractor in order to create a project pre-application — property owners, consultants, lenders and others can use the pre-application process Read More …
PACENow has just published this new 90-second video explanation of PACE:
As reported in Westfair Online, at the recent first anniversary celebration (in Hartford, CT, February 2014), Properties recognized were from Avon, Bridgeport, Canton, Danbury, Hartford, Killingworth, Meriden, Middletown, Norwalk, Norwich, Simsbury, Trumbull and Windsor. Between them, the properties have completed or Read More …
Writing in The Energy Collective, Ben Chou, Water Policy Analyst, Washington, D.C. notes: Extreme weather events in recent years have made states throughout the country rethink how investments in communities can make them more resilient to future storms and other Read More …
New Jersey PACE is proud to be partnering with the upcoming Intersolar Summit – New Jersey taking place on March 20th at the Sheraton Edison Hotel. Through our partnership we are able to provide Discounted Registration to NJPACE Alliance members and Read More …
As reported in the LA Daily News (1/28/2014), Executives and elected officials on Tuesday celebrated the completion of a $7 million energy-saving retrofit of the Universal Hilton, the biggest project of its kind in the nation. The project was funded through Read More …
A new report, based on a survey of 288 cities of 30,000+ across the country, shows that America’s Mayors strongly support expanding energy efficiency and renewables in their communities. Some key findings: Many mayors anticipate further growth in the deployment Read More …
John Farrell, of the Local Institute for Self-Reliance, has recently noted several ways in solar PPAs and leasing are increasing the taxpayer-subsidized cost of renewable energy. In “The High Cost of the Solar Middleman” (Jan 9, 2014), he cites a Read More …
In an article highlighted on NJSpotlight as part of an end-of-the-year series of reflections by former NJ governors, Jim Florio writes: A relatively new program — PACE, which stands for “Property Assessed Clean Energy” — has taken hold in places Read More …
In “San Francisco Getting Back On The PACE Wagon!“, Zachary Shahan, director of CleanTechnica and Planetsave, writes that “(PACE) financing is one of the awesomest clean energy programs out there.” In explaining it to township committees, energy contractors, property owners, Read More …