SunWater Solar has been installing a Cogenra system at the new Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif.
San Francisco has officially launched the GreenFinanceSF program which allows businesses and homeowners to finance solar thermal systems through a special assessment on their property tax. The $150 million loan program is the largest PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) program in the country and allows financing of solar and other energy efficiency projects with little upfront cost as the program is financed on the property tax over a number of years.
One of the requirements of the program is that buildings must have basic energy efficiency measures implemented before solar electricity projects (PV) can be funded. Solar water heating is considered one of these energy efficiency measures and can help a building reach the energy efficiency requirements needed to install PV solar for electricity.
SunWater Solar applauds the efforts of San Francisco in leading the country with its new PACE program.
Category: Solar FinancingTags: California, Commercial, energy efficiency, Financing, GreenFinanceSF, PACE, Property Tax, PV, Renewable Funding, San Francisco, solar, solar hot water, Solar Thermal, Solar Water Heating, Tax District
Posted On : Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Highlights
SunWater Solar is now building 4 Heliodyne SWH systems at an east coast Marine Corps base
Current issue of SolarPro magazine, featuring Justin Weil on cover and SunWater Solar article on solar storage
Crow Canyon Medical Center announced a Chromasun solar cooling system built by SunWater Solar
Cogenra & SunWater Solar teamed up to build this 96-module system at KJ Winery




