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NREL report, The Potential of Securitization in Solar PV Finance
Offers a high-level analysis of the immediate potential that securitization and access to the capital markets could offer the U.S. solar industry.
MIT Report, Solar Securitization
Reviews the U.S. residential solar market, examines the mechanics of solar securitization, explores the potential tradeoffs, and discuss the asset class’ future.
The Solar Access to Public Capital’s Mock Securitization Project
Sought to model how rating agencies would need to evaluate a proposed asset-backed security transaction. The process provided valuable information to address rating agency perceptions of risk.
DC Green Bank
Aims to attract private capital at a ratio of at least 5 private dollars to every 1 dollar of public investment, use bonding authority to increase capacity, accelerate lending, and recapitalize funds, and be a breakeven entity.
Annapolis, MD Clean Energy Loan Program
Finances and encourages energy efficiency projects and renewable energy projects with an electric generating capacity of not more than one hundred kilowatts.
Montgomery County, MD Green Bank
An independent non-profit, the Montgomery County Green Bank was incorporated and designated in 2016, and is the nation’s first county-level Green Bank.
Hawaii Green Energy Market Securitization program
Created to provide innovative financing products that bring clean energy technologies to Hawaii ratepayers, particularly underserved ratepayers.
Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank
RIIB’s first two roles are creating a centralized state-wide PACE administration, and creating a municipal building upgrade financing program.
California CLEEN Center
Sits within the state’s Infrastructure Bank, and works to finance clean energy projects using public private partnerships.