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Is My Project Eligible for C-PACE Financing?

Check your eligibility in seconds and see the potential funding available for your property. C-PACE lets property owners fund energy efficiency and renewable improvements through property tax assessments. Common measures include HVAC, LED lighting, building envelope, solar, water efficiency, and roofing.

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Click on a state to check C-PACE program availability and eligibility

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Frequently asked questions

What is C-PACE financing?

Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) is long-term, fixed-rate financing for energy efficiency, renewable energy, water conservation, and resiliency improvements to commercial buildings. It is repaid through a special assessment on the property tax bill and can run 20 to 30 years.

Which states have active C-PACE programs?

Most US states have enabled C-PACE legislation, but program status varies: some states have active programs, some have passed legislation without a launched program, and a few have no enabling law. The checker shows the current status for each state.

How much C-PACE financing can a project get?

Eligible financing is typically capped as a percentage of the property's value (loan-to-value) or of the project cost (loan-to-cost), depending on the program. The checker estimates the maximum for your state from your project cost and property value.

Can C-PACE be used on completed projects?

Many programs allow retroactive C-PACE for recently completed work, commonly within a one-to-three-year lookback window that varies by state. The checker validates your project date against the selected state's rule.