For low-income homeowners and renters, access to capital to upgrade homes and access electric appliances can be out of reach. A new financing model, inclusive utility investment, is on the horizon for residential customers in California and can improve accessibility to capital for clean energy projects. The California Public Utilities Commission is voting on August 10 on a proposed decision involving pilots to expand this financing strategy, which could become available to millions of Californians.
Join experts and designers of these pilot programs and learn how inclusive utility financing can help scale building electrification in a new report by The Climate Center, Building Decarbonization Coalition, and AECOM.