PROVIDENCE – The city and state of Rhode Island on May 3 will host a free, hourlong information session for owners of commercial and industrial buildings who want to make their buildings more energy efficient.
The discussion at the Providence Foundation offices will concern a government-sponsored building modernization program called Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy, or C-PACE.
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The city of Providence’s Office of Sustainability and the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank will co-host the event. The program is designed to save business owners money on their energy costs while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
In a C-PACE transaction, qualified lenders provide long-term fixed-rate financing to building owners who want to upgrade their buildings with energy-efficient equipment or renewable-energy features.
Register for the information session by clicking HERE.
Mary MacDonald is a PBN staff writer.
