Virtual Webinar - Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE)

Ottawa County, Michigan sent this bulletin at 07/19/2021 02:14 PM EDT

Are you a commercial or rental property owner or developer discouraged by the high upfront costs of energy-efficient improvements? Do you wish there was a low-cost way to finance these improvements? Join Lean & Green Michigan for a virtual webinar at 10 a.m. on Wednesday July 28 discussing Ottawa County's Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program.

PACE is a unique form of financing available to commercial property owners to receive upfront financing to pay for building improvements that will help them save money on their utility bills.
The PACE program is structured as a public-private partnership in which local governments opt into creating a PACE district for the benefit of their commercial property owners. By creating a PACE district, commercial property owners operating within that district have the ability to receive private capital to pay for their PACE projects.

PACE is a free (no use of taxpayer dollars) economic development tool that allows commercial property owners to realize the financial benefits of energy efficiency. The webinar will be hosted by Lean & Green Michigan, which serves as the third-party administrator of the Ottawa County PACE program.

This informational virtual webinar will be especially beneficial for commercial property owners, economic and real estate developers, energy contractors, and local government officials operating in Ottawa County.

For more information, visit MiOttawa.org/PACE.

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Ottawa County is located on Lake Michigan’s spectacular freshwater coastline where nature is cherished and protected. More than the lakeshore, you’ll find the people of Ottawa County friendly yet driven, working hard to succeed in charming downtown small businesses, at manufacturing hubs with global impact and on acres passed down from generations. We embrace creativity and believe that diversity makes us stronger. We resolve that our public services must be high-quality and cost-effective. We are innovative and never wait for someone to solve our problems for us. We are friendly neighbors chipping in, lending a hand and making sure you know Ottawa County is where you belong.

The Ottawa County Board of Commissioners meets the second and fourth Tuesdays each month at 1:30PM. The public is welcome and encouraged to participate. Meetings are held in the Board Room located at 12220 Fillmore Street, West Olive, Michigan.

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