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Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Tennessee Commercial Energy Efficiency Loan Program
Based on a U.S. Department of Energy Industrial Loan
program, Pathway Lending's Energy Efficiency Loan Program provides Tennessee
business and non-profit entities with below-market loans for energy efficiency
and renewable energy improvements. The shared savings option allows
organizations to pay off the loan over a 10-year period with 50% of the money
going to renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, while retaining the
remaining 50% through energy savings to pay off the loan (most common for
projects with a two-year simple payback and a four-year loan term). All costs
related to the efficiency measures may be financed, including loan fees,
assessments, design, equipment and installation. The amount of savings achieved
monthly through energy use reduction determines the monthly payments for the
loan as long as payments do not exceed 10 years.
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