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May 3rd - Matchmaking Forum Presentations
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Z-Rec/L-Rec
Over $1 billion in incentives will be made available to support clean energy installations in Connecticut
over the next 6 years, these incentives will attract between $3 to $5 billion more of private capitol investment. Learn how
your financial institution can become a part of financing the state's transition to a clean energy economy.
Tax Equity/Project Financing
The federal government offers tax credits, accelerated depreciation and other incentives to encourage
the financing of clean energy. Learn how various tax equity structures are attracting capital to invest in innovative
new financing products for clean energy deployment.
| Robert
Sternthal, Reznick Group | | | Richard Kanoff, Murtha Cullina LLP | Presentation |
Clean Energy Financing Programs
In July of 2011, Connecticut created the nation's first state-level "green bank" focused
on providing credit enhancements and low-interest financing to attract and deploy capital to help the state meet its
clean energy goals. Learn how your financial institution can partner with the Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority
to invest in Connecticut's clean energy economy.
| Bryan
Garcia, Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority | Presentation | | Matthew brown, Harcourt Brown and Carey | | | John M. Hayes, AFC First Financial Corporation | Presentation |
Commercial
PACE
In Connecticut, municipalities are leading by example setting a path towards a
clean energy future. Learn how commercial property assessed clean energy (C-PACE) presents an opportunity for financing
commercial and industrial clean energy projects through the use of a local benefit assessment.
| Jessica Bailey, Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority | Presentation | | Kerry E. O'Neill, CLean Energy Finance Center | |
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Araujo
Bailey
CEFIA
Cull
Hayes
Kanoff
Trotta-Bradway
Request for Member and Stakeholder
Input on Development of ZREC and LREC Programs October 12, 2011 - Murtha Cullina LLP, Hartford, CT The Connecticut Light & Power Company (CL&P) and United Illuminating Company (UI)
have issued a joint Request for Information (RFI) to support the Companies' development of the "Low and Zero Emissions
Renewable Energy Credit Program" (the "Program") pursuant to sections 107, 108 and 110 of Public Act 11-80,
An Act Concerning the Establishment of the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and Planning for Connecticut's
Energy Future. Prior to finalizing the Program the Companies have issued this RFI to inform customers and developers
of projects that may qualify for ZRECs and LRECs of the upcoming solicitations, to obtain feedback on the Program, and to
pose a number of questions for consideration by customers and the developer community.
Presentation by William Stillinger, PV Squared
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Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency
Summit September
21, 2011 - Crowne Plaza, Cromwell, CT In
2011, the Connecticut Legislature passed landmark renewable energy and efficiency legislation, which is expected to dramatically
change the renewable energy and efficiency landscape in the state of Connecticut in the coming years. The purpose of
the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Summit was to bring together stakeholders and policy-makers and engage in a meaningful
dialogue on the future of renewable energy and energy efficiency in Connecticut.
"Bureau of Energy and Technology Policy" - DEEP Presentation by Tracy Babbidge and Jessie Stratton
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