Highlands County (FL) offers commercial building owners access to C-PACE program financing to reduce barriers to the installation of energy-efficient, renewable and resilient building infrastructure elements.
The program:
• provides 100% financing for projects
• improves the City's building stock
• supports "green" job growth
• deploys private (non-public) capital
• benefits building occupants and the environment
About Highlands County Economic Development:
The Highlands County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) / Economic Development Commission (EDC) represents a public/private partnership between the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC), the BOCC's Economic Development Office, and the business community. This partnership is designed to foster and promote sustainable economic growth in Highlands County. We have a commitment for growth and a determination to make your move to or expansion in Highlands County easy and worry free. The board's mission is to, "Enhance the quality of life in Highlands County by attracting a diversity of new businesses, increase industrial investment, and facilitate the retention and expansion of existing business and industry.".
About CounterpointeSRE:
Counterpointe Sustainable Real Estate (CounterpointeSRE) is a leading commercial real estate finance provider specializing in sustainable infrastructure improvements through PACE financing. Counterpointe Energy Solutions together with its affiliates, including CounterpointeSRE, is engaged in implementing, funding, managing and administering PACE programs and is a program administrator in Chicago, California and Florida.
About Florida PACE Funding Agency:
FPFA is an interlocal agreement created and established as a separate legal entity, public body and unit of government, pursuant to Section 163.01(7)(g), Florida Statutes, with all of the privileges, benefits, powers and terms provided for therein and by law. The Florida PACE Funding Agency is the “authority” that oversees the various “Program Administrators” that work with Homeowners to fund their home improvement projects.