It’s time to put communities in the driver’s seat on the road to a greener future – especially those who have historically been left out and left behind. That’s why Climate United is removing financial barriers to climate projects for every American, because we need everyone at the table to shape a more equitable, sustainable future. ?? Sign up for our newsletter for the latest news on our partnerships: https://lnkd.in/g3KGPpW3
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Removing financial barriers to solar, electric vehicles, and green buildings for communities across America.
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Today, we’re filing in court to unfreeze our funds. This is?not a step we wanted to take. We would prefer to work with the EPA to chart a productive path forward. We are hopeful for a quick resolution so we can continue to do the job that we were hired to do —?and one that our coalition has over 120 years of combined experience doing: deliver clean energy savings, jobs, and economic growth to communities across America.? ? Now let’s get to work. https://lnkd.in/eVEfTBMi
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??Solar panels are 60% cheaper and 40% more efficient than they were in 2010 thanks to technological advancements and rising demand. We’re keeping the momentum going by increasing access to affordable solar loans in communities across the U.S. — whether you're a small business owner, Tribal leader, or first-time home buyer. ??
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In December, our Investments Director Kevin Fanfoni attended the NMTC Coalition Conference to discuss how federal funding can create jobs, spur economic growth, and revitalize neighborhoods. ?? He joined a powerhouse panel alongside Jim Howard of Dudley Ventures, Eli Hopson of Coalition for Green Capital, and Jesse McKinnell of Coastal Enterprises, Inc. Thanks to everyone who made this event a success!
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Way to go, CPC Climate Capital!
Preserving affordability for the next 99 years while cutting carbon emissions—this is what impact-driven real estate investment looks like. Vital Housing, in partnership with Freestone Capital Management, has acquired?Belmont Dairy Apartments and Lofts, an 85-unit, 148,002-square-foot mixed-use affordable housing community in Portland’s?Belmont District and Sunnyside Neighborhood. With financing led by?Berkadia and Freddie Mac, alongside catalytic capital from the?Portland Housing Bureau, this acquisition extends Belmont Dairy’s affordability for 99 years—ensuring long-term housing stability in one of Portland’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Originally,?65 affordable units were set to expire in 2026, but with the City of Portland’s support,?two additional units were deed-restricted, further deepening the property’s affordability commitment. But affordability isn’t the only impact. Belmont Dairy will undergo a?transformational energy retrofit, replacing?all natural gas residential systems with high-efficiency all-electric heat pumps. Once complete, the project will: ??Reduce carbon emissions by 122 tons annually ??Cut energy use intensity by over 45% ??Lower operating costs and improve long-term sustainability This project reflects?Vital Housing’s mission—leveraging?innovative financing solutions and sustainable practices?to preserve affordability while advancing decarbonization in multifamily housing. A huge thank you to?Freestone Capital Management , Portland Housing Bureau, Climate United, and Berkadia Mortgage?for their partnership in making this possible. Let’s build the future of affordable housing together. If you're working on?preservation and sustainability-driven solutions, let’s connect. #affordablehousing #preservation #decarbonization #energyretrofit
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Preserving affordability for the next 99 years while cutting carbon emissions—this is what impact-driven real estate investment looks like. Vital Housing, in partnership with Freestone Capital Management, has acquired?Belmont Dairy Apartments and Lofts, an 85-unit, 148,002-square-foot mixed-use affordable housing community in Portland’s?Belmont District and Sunnyside Neighborhood. With financing led by?Berkadia and Freddie Mac, alongside catalytic capital from the?Portland Housing Bureau, this acquisition extends Belmont Dairy’s affordability for 99 years—ensuring long-term housing stability in one of Portland’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Originally,?65 affordable units were set to expire in 2026, but with the City of Portland’s support,?two additional units were deed-restricted, further deepening the property’s affordability commitment. But affordability isn’t the only impact. Belmont Dairy will undergo a?transformational energy retrofit, replacing?all natural gas residential systems with high-efficiency all-electric heat pumps. Once complete, the project will: ??Reduce carbon emissions by 122 tons annually ??Cut energy use intensity by over 45% ??Lower operating costs and improve long-term sustainability This project reflects?Vital Housing’s mission—leveraging?innovative financing solutions and sustainable practices?to preserve affordability while advancing decarbonization in multifamily housing. A huge thank you to?Freestone Capital Management , Portland Housing Bureau, Climate United, and Berkadia Mortgage?for their partnership in making this possible. Let’s build the future of affordable housing together. If you're working on?preservation and sustainability-driven solutions, let’s connect. #affordablehousing #preservation #decarbonization #energyretrofit
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UPDATE: Unfortunately the Jan. 28 webinar has been postponed. Mission Investors Exchange is working on finalizing a new date. Stay tuned for an update soon. The Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) is a $27 billion investment to mobilize financing and private capital to address the climate crisis, ensure economic competitiveness and promote energy independence while delivering lower energy costs to communities that have historically been left behind.?Join Mission Investors Exchange at 1:30 p.m. ET / 10:30 a.m. PT on Tuesday, Jan. 28 where recipients of GGRF funding and their partners will discuss potential changes in the landscape of public funding and how to continue leveraging GGRF. Speakers include: ? Marla Bilonick, President & CEO, National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders ? Joe Evans, Senior Executive Fellow for Climate Finance, Opportunity Finance Network; Social Investment Officer, The Kresge Foundation ? Krystal Langholz, Chief Community Officer, Climate United ? Katheryn Witt, MBA, Director, Program Content, MIE (moderator) Register: https://lnkd.in/edG_aCCw
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Hey, multifamily housers: Join CPC Climate Capital’s Sadie McKeown, Drew Ades, and Bennett Hilley next Monday, Jan. 27 for a webinar that will outline our new program, its latest updates, and more! Register here ??: https://lnkd.in/eX6Fg8jH #CPCClimateCapital #ClimateUnited #GGRF #MultifamilyHousing #AffordableHousing #CleanEnergyHousing #EquitableHousing
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?? Calling all sellers of energy-efficient mortgages and electric vehicle loans! Green homes and electric cars can save consumers thousands of dollars a year, but many Americans don’t have access to cover upfront costs. Climate United is working to change that through national consumer lending programs for EVs and energy-efficient homes. We’re soliciting proposals from qualified lenders to originate and sell loans on a forward-flow basis to Center For Community Self-Help. These RFPs are open on a rolling basis! ?? ?? Energy-efficient mortgages: https://lnkd.in/eY6h_cPq ?? Electric vehicles: https://lnkd.in/eM2cJBJC
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Thank you to Scott Donachie and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), for hosting an electrifying Decarb NY Summit last week!? CPC President Sadie McKeown was joined by Michael (Mick) Gilbert, Curtis Probst, and moderator Sigal Shemesh to discuss the green financing’s most crucial topics of today, such as support for #geothermal projects, energy-efficient #retrofits, innovative funding models and more. These dialogues around the complexities of financing #decarbonization projects are more important than ever before, and we’re grateful to our hosts for facilitating the conversation.
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