Green Liberty Notes Offering Taking Investments Now

Our 12th Green Liberty Notes crowdfunding offering launched last week to continue supporting small business energy efficiency in Connecticut. The offering is filling up quickly, with priority given to Connecticut investors and smaller-dollar investments (minimum is just $100). Learn more here.

Smart-E for Septic Systems
Our Smart-E loan program for homeowners has been expanded to include improvements to existing septic systems or connecting to public sewers.

Hitchcock Printing Goes Solar
The New Britain business has installed a solar system, with the help of C-PACE financing, expected to save the company over $1.2 million in energy costs. Learn more.

Small Businesses Offered GreenGain
A new initiative for small manufacturing companies in Connecticut, recently launched to offer training, expertise, and funding to help businesses integrate energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies. Read more.

Waste and Recycling Primer Released 
As part of our expansion into environmental infrastructure, our team has recently released a primer on waste and recycling that highlights our strategic outlook in this sector. Read the primer here.

Other news… 
• On April 10,  hear the Clean Energy Group discuss their report on the opportunities and importance of climate smart technologies for multifamily affordable housing residents who rely on home medical devices. Register for the webinar here.

• Milford Holdings LLC closed on a 1.1 megawatt solar project that is expected to generate over $4 million in energy revenue over 20 years.

• Due to high demand, Connecticut’s battery storage program opens new tranche of commercial incentives.

• With the closing of the eleventh offering of our award-winning Green Liberty Notes program, we’ve surpassed the $3 million milestone in total dollars raised.

• Check out our 2024 annual report which highlights our progress as an economic catalyst through partnerships.

• With tax season in full swing, we have resources for commercial property owners, homeowners, municipalities, and CPAs on federal tax incentives.