Intro to PACE Lean amp Green Michigan Agenda What is Property Assessed Clean Energy PACE Case Studies Questions What is Property Accessed Clean Energy What is PACE Property Assessed Clean Energy PACE ID: 808854
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Presented by:Levin Energy Partners, LLC
Intro to PACE
Lean & Green Michigan
Slide2Agenda
What is Property Assessed Clean Energy
(PACE)
Case Studies
Questions
Slide3What is Property Accessed
Clean Energy?
Slide4What is
PACE?
Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE):
a long-term financing mechanism that allows commercial property owners to make their buildings more energy efficient without incurring upfront costs
.
Slide5The PACE Solution
The “Property Assessed” part is key: the energy project is repaid through a special tax assessment on your property.
Bingo: no money down and
positive cash flow
Slide6PACE Financing Benefits
Even beyond positive cash flow, PACE has benefits:
Longer-term, fixed interest
100% financing, off balance sheet
Non-recourse (no personal
guarantee)
Both benefits and remaining payment obligation go to new owner when building is sold
Energy savings guarantee
Slide7What can be financed?
Can be used for retrofit, gut rehab, or new construction projects:
Energy efficiency improvements
Water efficiency improvements
Renewable energy improvements
Refinancing all of the above
Slide8PACE in Michigan
Range of projects thus far: $117k - $5.5m
Private lender
Special assessment collected by local government
Property owner
$$$
Slide9PACE
districts
8
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Local governments have joined Lean & Green Michigan
$21M
worth of C-PACE projects have been completed in Michigan
69%
of M
ichigan
’s population
lives
in
Lean & Green
jurisdictions
Lean & Green Michigan’s Rapid Growth
9
Slide11PACE in a capital stack
Typically PACE is used to substitute for more expensive owner’s equity or mezzanine finance.
PACE can be stacked with:
H
istoric
tax credits
B
rownfield
credits
LIHTC (need test case!)
HUD – guidance unclear – waiting on other states
Slide12Case Studies
Slide13Hatchery
Small aging apartment building
LEDs, new furnaces + HVAC, efficient toilets, low flow shower heads and other water fixtures, water heating
Lower utility bills and quality of life for tenants
$124k in PACE financing
$175k in net 20 year savings
Slide14515 Ionia
First Lansing PACE deal – gut-rehab to create mixed use
Solar, high-efficiency windows, EV charger, CHP, boiler upgrade, energy efficient appliances, LEDs + sensors
$247k in PACE financing
$267k in net 20 year savings
Slide15Michigan Public Service Commission/Michigan Agency For Energy
First state energy agency in the United States to use PACE
Negotiated with property owner to include LED retrofit, small solar installation & variable speed motors as part of the lease
Great example of how PACE solves “split incentive” problem
$480,000 in PACE financing
$800,000 in 20 year savings
Slide16Powers Distributing:
First Beer Distributor in US to use PACE
Solar PV and LED lighting had already been installed
Company used PACE for long-term
refinancing
Powers also decided to treat it as
off balance sheet
, freeing up capital for other projects
PACE Financing Summary:
Total Assessment: $445,330 Annual Payment: $40,000 Annual Savings: $66,000 Annual Cash Flow: $26,000!
Slide17The Whitney: Detroit’s First PACE Project
Building:
Located on Woodward in Midtown
Built in 1894, upgraded in 1986
52 room mansion with 20 fireplaces
Project Financing:
Total Project Budget: $873,000
Net Savings Year 1:
$67,071
(and $470k over 20 years)
Impact:
Eliminates 3,491,500 kWh of electricity and 39,760 therms of natural gas over 20 years, resulting in a carbon reduction of 232 metric tons annually.
Improvements:
Storm enclosures on 200+ windows and LED lights
Newly efficient HVAC system and kitchen ranges
Slide18Heller Machine Tools
HVAC, Roof, Lighting, Building Controls
15 year term
$978,607 in PACE financing
Total avoided utility costs $1.7 million
Total net-savings of $230,498
Troy, Michigan
Slide19Questions?
bali@levinenergypartners.com