This webinar will examine the next decade of PACE with a forward-looking view of how PACE will continue to evolve nationwide. PACE experts will explore ways in which the industry can expand PACE use to places that have yet to take advantage of this modern development finance tool. Learn how to tackle public policy hurdles and how to educate community leaders on the pros of PACE while ensuring accountability, transparency, and program effectiveness.

The Philadelphia Energy Authority will hold a Special Session, on Monday, September 14, 2020 at 5:15 P.M. The meeting will be held via zoom videoconferencing.  There will be one item on the agenda, which is a resolution to approve the contract renewal between the Philadelphia Energy Authority and American Water Resources for the Water and Sewer Line Protection Program. The public is invited to attend. Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88066240283 Meeting ID: 880 6624 0283 Passcode: 232543 One tap mobile +13126266799,,88066240283#…

Teach-In and Roundtable on understanding and advancing environmental health and justice (in the face of climate change) in West Philadelphia

PACE program financing can be provided through private third parties, public bonds, or a combination of both, and within those options, there are many creative approaches being implemented across the nation. In 2017, The Kresge Foundation made a $3 million program-related investment into the St. Paul Port Authority’s “Trillion BTU” and “MinnPACE” loan programs. This was a first of its kind PRI to help the community on-board PACE. This webinar will explore this and other creative methods that communities can…