Michigan Saves - Business Energy Financing
Summary
Last modified on February 12, 2015.
Financial Incentive Program
Place | Michigan
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Name | Michigan Saves - Business Energy Financing |
Incentive Type | State Loan Program |
Applicable Sector | Commercial, Nonprofit |
Eligible Technologies | Building Insulation, Caulking/Weather-stripping, Doors, Furnaces, Heat pumps, Roofs, Siding, Water Heaters, Windows, Commercial Refrigeration Equipment, Unspecified technologies, Geothermal Heat Pumps, Solar Thermal Electric, Solar Water Heat, Unspecified technologies, Tankless Water Heaters, Heat Pump Water Heaters, Infrared Heaters, Cool Roof |
Active Incentive | Yes |
Implementing Sector | Non-Profit |
Energy Category | Energy Efficiency Incentive Programs, Renewable Energy Incentive Programs |
Amount | $2,000-$150,000 Additional incentives may apply for businesses in the food sector
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Funding Source | Michigan Public Service Commission
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Terms | Up to 60 months
Maximum APR: 5.9% |
Program Administrator | Michigan Saves |
Website | http://www.michigansaves.org/Customers/BusinessEnergyFinancing.aspx
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References | DSIRE[1] |
Summary
Michigan Saves is a non-profit that offers financing options for energy efficiency improvements throughout Michigan. The Business Energy Financing Program was started with seed funding from the Michigan Public Service Commission. Financing for businesses and nonprofits throughout the state of Michigan are now available. The program was originally available only to small commercial buildings within the City of Detroit owned by non-profits or local businesses.
Pre-qualification application materials are available on the program web site.
Incentive Contact
Contact Name | Terri Schroeder |
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Department | Michigan Saves |
Address | 600 West Saint Joseph St. |
Address 2 | Suite 10 |
Place | Lansing, Michigan |
Zip/Postal Code | 48933 |
Phone | (734) 494-2190
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tschroeder@michigansaves.org | |
Website | http://www.michigansaves.org/ |
- Incentive and policy data are reviewed and approved by the N.C. Solar Center's DSIRE project staff.[1]
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