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What building types are best for rooftop solar? Industrial buildings, residential homes, and commercial and multifamily buildings are all great candidates for rooftop solar panels! Rooftop solar installations provide benefits to building owners and play a critical role in decarbonizing the electrical grid.

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) provides tax credits for solar installations, to help meet U.S. emissions goals by 2030. Industrial buildings with flat rooftops are ideal for rooftop solar panels, which help building owners and tenants contribute to decarbonization goals. Additionally, these projects require a minimum roof area of 100,000 sq. ft. and must be close to populated areas to provide excess energy to the public utility power grid.

With the increase in public policies and regulations surrounding rooftop solar, come increased tax incentives available for commercial real estate. Learn more about the role of solar installations in modernizing buildings and improving energy efficiency through this article by CBRE:
https://www.cbre.com/insights/viewpoints/solar-energy-opportunities-in-us-industrial-real-estate

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Solar Energy Opportunities in U.S. Industrial Real Estate While annual U.S. commercial solar installations slowed in the past two years due to pandemic-related disruption in the supply chain, the industry is projected to rebound in the coming years.

It’s difficult to raise capital as a small business owner; however, Prosper Portland assists small businesses in the Portland area. The Thriving Small Business Loan Program offers 100% financing for selected businesses with a reduced interest rate.

As a small business entrepreneur, you have the opportunity to qualify for up to $50,000. This program also hosts different legal services, coaching, and classes to expand your network, support, and education.

Learn more about Oregon’s Thriving Small Business Loan Program here:
https://prosperportland.us/portfolio-items/thriving-small-business-loan-program/?portfolioCats=237

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Thriving Small Business Loan Program Thriving Small Business Loan Program Traditional financing and loan guidelines don’t always work for small businesses. So Prosper Portland created the Thriving Small Business loan program, which has been structured to address access-to-capital issues faced by underrepresented populations, includin...

We are excited to attend VERGE 23 hosted by GreenBiz.com next week. You won’t want to miss our very own Founder and CEO, Natalie Campos Goodman, who will be speaking on October 25th. Make sure to stop by. We look forward to seeing you there!

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has expanded the tax credit eligibility of energy-efficient building projects. The Section 45L tax credit, revised under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), now offers credits up to $5000 per unit for qualifying multifamily certifications.

The Department of Energy (DOE) hopes this initiative will help achieve its goal of drastically reduced emissions in new construction homes by 2035 and existing homes by 2050. To make this vision a reality, the DOE is working to make technologies and strategies that will reduce or eliminate carbon emissions more accessible.

As we continue to celebrate Energy Efficiency Month, it is encouraging to observe the positive changes being made to promote energy-efficient building upgrades. In order to learn more about incentives related to the Section 45L and the IRA, see this article by Multifamily dive
https://www.multifamilydive.com/news/energy-efficient-multifamily-green-sustainable-tax-credit/695518/

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IncentiFind’s Incentive of the Week goes to Southwest Gas Corporation! Their Combined Heat and Power (CHP) program offers rebates for commercial and industrial customers in Arizona, encouraging the installation of energy efficient CHP systems.

This program rewards customers for implementing high-efficiency CHP generation systems, which produce localized, on-site power and heat from natural gas. Rebates range up to $500 per kW up to 50% of the installed cost of the CHP.

Learn more about Southwest Gas Corporation’s innovative incentive program here: https://www.swgas.com/en/rebate/arizona-combined-heat-and-power-program-business

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