Guest Post by Jessa Coleman, Senior Manager of Programs, PACE Financial Servicing, and Marcus Glomset, Communications and Research Associate, PACE Financial Servicing A number of key events transpired in the last year that will bolster and expand the MD-PACE program and enable a greater number
Download this job description (.pdf). About PACENation PACENation is the national nonprofit association that works alongside policymakers and community stakeholders to strengthen and expand access to assessment-based financing for energy efficiency, clean energy, clean drinking water, and resilience against natural disasters. Our 200+ membership community
By Priscilla Sims Brown, President and CEO, Amalgamated Bank With the launch of any new financial product—from home equity loans to digital currency—policy and regulation often lag behind a step. That’s the way innovation works. A new product may fill an important public need, but
Download this job description (pdf). About PACENation PACENation is the national nonprofit association that works alongside policymakers and community stakeholders to strengthen and expand access to assessment-based financing for energy efficiency, clean energy, clean drinking water, and resilience against natural disasters. Our 200+ membership community
As a professional environmentalist for close to three decades, equity has been a centerpiece of my work. During 18 years at a non-profit environmental organization I helped to ensure that billions of dollars spent on affordable housing nationwide would be invested in energy-efficient, green projects.
The action plan marks another step in PACENation’s multi-year effort to ensure that historically underserved and underrepresented communities are full participants in America’s clean energy future PACENation, the national nonprofit association that works with state and local governments, community organizations, lenders, and small businesses to
Over the past few months, PACENation and its members developed four policy recommendations for the Biden Administration and one recommendation for the new Congress. All of our ideas are designed to create jobs, address environmental injustice, and increase investment in building upgrades, especially in underserved