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Segmentation, identifying homogenous sub-populations within larger heterogeneous populations, has emerged as an important marketing tool over the past half-century. The technique is a response to the need to effectively communicate with an increasingly diverse population.

This resource describes the California Preschool Energy Efficiency Program, including program rationale, outcomes, strategy, and implementation.

The purpose of this report is to take a closer look at experience with on-bill financing programs and to analyze key elements for successful programs as well as factors that may impede the achievement of optimal results.

This presentation gives an overview of on-bill financing basics, Hawaii's energy landscape, and Green Energy Market Securitization.

Provides an overview presentation of power purchase agreements, specifically as they relate to public sector solar photovoltaic projects.

This resource provides a detailed guide to power purchase agreements for state and local governments including financial and contractual considerations.

This fact sheet describes how a hybrid finance model utilizing power purchase agreements (PPA) and public debt works and assesses the model’s relative advantages and challenges as compared to self-ownership and the third-party PPA. The fact sheet also provides a quick guide to project implementation and assesses the replicability of the model in other jurisdictions across the United States.

This resource describes the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development pilot loan program for home energy improvements launched in 2010.

This presentation gives an overview of the Better Buildings Challenge and Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program used in tandem at West Palm Beach.

This paper shows how a quiet revolution in clean energy financing is now happening at the state level. States and cities, for the first time, are beginning to use these credit enhancement tools to finance clean energy technology deployment.