Wednesday, 08 June 2011 16:44

Bank of America Devotes $55 Million to Energy Efficiency

Bank of America is launching a $55 million program to finance energy efficient building retrofits in low- and moderate-income communities nationwide, through funding to local Community Development Financial Institutions.

According to Opportunity Finance Network, the financing program is significant not just for its size and scope, but for its use of CDFIs as the delivery vehicle for loans. Through the program, CDFIs specializing in financing energy efficiency improvements can access a pool of $50 million in low-cost loans and $5 million in flexible grants, to support energy efficient building retrofits. Bank of America will select up to 12 CDFIs with the most effective solutions for helping property owners in older buildings to finance energy effiency upgrades.

To learn about eligibility and selection criteria, go to the Bank of America application site.



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