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This week on Sea Change Radio, we take an in-depth look at the Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program. PACE is an innovative financing model that helps local governments create green jobs, dramatically reduce carbon emissions and save property owners money on their utility bills. We speak with President of Renewable Funding, Cisco Devries, the founder of the PACE program. We also get additional perspectives into the PACE program from two green energy entrepreneurs whose businesses have benefited greatly from California’s adoption of PACE, Steve Malloy of YoUtilBill and Matt Golden of Recurve.
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Very good broadcast about PACE. I was an energy tech for the Center for Ecological Technology in western Massachusetts in the early ’90s. The added insulation, new windows if needed and blowerdoor tests and caulking, etc were all free back then. A model that was cancelled in 1995. PACE is the future. It’s a shame that so many houses are now worth less than their mortgages, though. mj
Thanks, Michael. Please keep tuning in! -Alex