Financial Solutions to Power a Sustainable Future

For Residential Properties

Green Energy Money helps building owners make key decisions about funding an investment in energy upgrades. It contains much of the necessary information to out the power of the marketplace behind sustainable practices.

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  • Methods to improve appraised values on efficient, high-performance properties.
  • Cutting-edge  green economic and finance programs.
  • Financing methods to reduce loan principal balances faster and absorb the costs of green building upgrades.
  • New legislation info, rebates and tax credits.
  • Resources, loan product and payment information to support  funding for high-performance projects.
  • Case studies documenting quantified analysis that “proves” marketability, affordability, risk reduction.
  • How we can green up our buildings in America now!

What Industry Leaders Have to Say

Finally! Green Energy Money provides the knowledge and tools to provide the economic case for energy efficiency and sustainability in a way that financial institutions, the missing link in our value proposition, can understand. Teresa has done a fantastic job of devising a tool that captures the quantitative value of energy efficiency improvements to new and existing homes, leveraging tools that the appraisal industry (the other missing link) already uses. I highly recommend this book and advise my builder clients to get on board.

Brett Dillon, Managing Director, IBS Advisors  www.ibsadvisorsllc.com

 

The Green Energy Money financial tools and valuation methods add tremendous value to our HERS Index and building performance analytic certifications. We are motivated to support GEM in their development of economic solutions to provide ‘true’ cost benefits to building owners across the country.  Now our energy rating and building science industry finally has a way to provide the financial markets with the ability to quantify their risk and financially reward building owners with incentivized high-performance building loans and appraisals necessary for mass market adoption.

Steve Baden, Executive Director, RESNET  www.resnetus.us