* THE RFP DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED * Green Finance Authority more commonly referred to as “DC Green Bank” or “DCGB” seeks proposals from private-sector information technology (IT) vendors to advise and consult on hardware, software, security, and development support services. This Request for Proposal (RFP) solicits a resource to…
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March 23, 2023: Special Meeting Of The DC Green Bank Board Of Directors
March 22, 2023DC Green Finance Authority (“DC Green Bank”) will conduct a Special Meeting of the Board of Directors, pursuant to the Open Meetings Act, (DC Official Code §2-574(1)). Following the Open Session, the Board will meet in a Closed Session to review, consider and discuss proprietary, competitively sensitive and/or confidential business…
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DC PACE Program and Stonehill PACE Announce Closing on Nearly $5 Million Financing for Residential Condominium Property
March 16, 2023Washington, D.C. – The DC PACE Program and Stonehill PACE program are proud to announce the successful closing of nearly $5 million in financing to deliver energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades for a 13-story residential condominium building in Ward 6. The financing administered through the DC PACE program is…
Read MoreDC PACE Program and Forbright Bank Announce Financing for New Solar Energy Projects Totaling Nearly $2 Million
March 9, 2023Washington, D.C. – The DC PACE Program and Forbright Bank are proud to announce the successful financing of three new solar projects to deliver energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades for properties in Wards 2 and 3. The combined projects will generate energy savings of approximately 400,000 kWh per year,…
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February 22, 2023: Regular Meeting Of The DC Green Bank Board Of Directors
February 15, 2023DC Green Finance Authority (“DC Green Bank”) will conduct a Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors, pursuant to the Open Meetings Act, (DC Official Code §2-574(1)). Following the Open Session, the Board will meet in a Closed Session to review, consider and discuss proprietary, competitively sensitive and/or confidential business…
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Nonprofit Increases Solar Accessibility in Washington D.C.
January 30, 2023By Jessica Hunt, Environmental Leader Nonprofit, Enterprise Community Partners (Enterprise), and DC Green Bank (DCGB) announced a $12.4 million investment to install 2.2 MW of solar panels at four affordable housing properties in the District, which will generate enough electricity to power 500 homes annually. Rooftop solar will be installed at Enterprise’s Arbor…
Read MoreNon-profit group to deploy 2.2 MW rooftop solar on D.C. houses
January 30, 2023By Michael Schoek, pv magazine A national non-profit group formed by iconic affordable housing advocate James W. Rouse in 1982 has turned its attention to rooftop solar accessibility. Enterprise Community Partners, a Washington, D.C. -based affordable housing group which has invested $54 billion to date to create 873,000 affordable homes,…
Read MoreSolar panels, electric vehicle charging stations coming to parts of DC’s Ward 5 and Ward 8
January 30, 2023By Matt Small, WTOP Rooftop solar panels, solar carports and new electric vehicle charging stations are coming to parts of D.C.’s Ward 5 and Ward 8, thanks to a $12.4 million investment. The solar panels will be installed at the Arbor View complex located near United Medical Center and at…
Read MoreAffordable Housing Communities in DC Getting Solar Power
January 30, 2023By Keith Lora, Commercial Observer Enterprise Community Partners has teamed with DC Green Bank on a $12.4 million investment to install solar panels at four affordable housing properties in Washington, D.C. Rooftop solar panels will be installed at the Arbor View and Randle Hill apartment communities in Ward 8, while solar carports and new electric vehicle charging…
Read MoreEnterprise, DC Green Bank invest $12.4 million in solar for affordable housing in D.C.
January 30, 2023By Solar Builder Staff, Solar Builder Enterprise Community Partners and DC Green Bank have invested $12.4 million to install 2.2 MW of solar panels at four affordable housing properties in Washington, D.C. The properties are owned by Enterprise’s subsidiary Enterprise Community Development, the fifth largest nonprofit housing provider in the…
Read MoreMore Solar Panels Are Coming To Apartment Buildings In Ward 8
January 30, 2023By Colleen Grablick, DCist Solar panels are coming to more than 500 homes in Ward 8 — an investment the city’s energy officials say will reduce both greenhouse gas emissions and residents’ utility bills. DC Green Bank, a city initiative that finances clean energy projects, announced the investment on Thursday,…
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Enterprise Community Partners and DC Green Bank Bring Solar Power to 530+ Affordable Homes in Washington, D.C., Lowering Resident Utility Bills by 25 Percent
January 26, 2023Today, Enterprise Community Partners (Enterprise) and DC Green Bank (DCGB) announced a $12.4 million investment to install 2.2 megawatts of solar panels at four affordable housing properties in the District. The properties are owned by Enterprise’s subsidiary Enterprise Community Development, the fifth largest nonprofit housing provider in the United States…
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