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  • Infinity Energy enters Renew Financial Preferred Contractor Program

    Infinity Energy Inc., a solar contractor providing residential installation services across California, has entered Renew Financial’s Preferred Contractor Program for the fourth quarter of 2016. For years, Infinity Energy has been providing expert solar consultation and installation services to California homeowners, but is also being recognized for its commitment toRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Orlando votes to approve PACE financing

    The Orlando City Council voted to join the Florida Development Finance Corporation’s (FDFC) residential PACE Program. “Orlando is committed to being the most sustainable city in America and to accomplish this it takes everyone, from our residents, business and government, doing all that we can to conserve, preserve and reuseRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • sPower gets funds to finance nine solar projects (340 MW)

    sPower completed a tax equity investment and syndicated construction and term loan facility totaling $786 million. KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc. acted as coordinating lead arranger for the syndicated debt facility totaling $519 million. The capital will be used to finance a group of nine solar projects that, when fully operational, will generateRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • SolarCity launching two funds to back $347 million in new solar projects

    SolarCity Corp. has partnered with Citi to create two separate funds to finance more than $347 million in solar projects. The first fund is expected to finance more than $284 million in residential solar projects across the U.S. The second fund is expected to finance approximately $63 million in projectsRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • PACE financing updates: California to create uniform disclosures, Renovate America completes $320M securitization

    Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) enables local governments to give property owners, who may be unable to afford the up-front costs of energy improvements such as solar panels and rainwater catchment systems, an alternative to short-term, high interest rate loans. More and more states are adopting this program as aRead More — Solar Builder magazine