Securitization could open floodgate for green finance

ABS market participants speaking on Thursday said they are confident that the use of securitization could open up the market for financing green initiatives¨ but a lack of standardization and regulatory hurdles could keep the market from going mainstream.

Ygrene Energy Fund Announces Webinar on the Future of International Green ABS

 Key topics will go in-depth on the state of the industry, developing markets and regulatory landscape

PETALUMA, Calif.--Ygrene Energy Fund, a national leader in clean energy financing, today announced it will join international finance leaders to present at the “The Future of Green ABS” webinar on Thursday, November 30 at 7:00am PST.

MOKAN awards Ygrene for helping minority businesses

MOKAN Construction Contractors Assistance Center gave its 2017 Community Partner Award to Ygrene Energy Fund for its efforts to connect minority businesses with access to stronger energy-contract job opportunities, particularly its community-based partnership with MOKAN and the city’s clean-energy financing program, Set the PACE St. Louis. 

Ygrene Receives Community Partner Award from MOKAN Construction Contractors Assistance Center

Ygrene recognized for work with St. Louis’ minority business community

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Ygrene Announces $280 Million Securitization Transaction

Issued notes received a GB1 (Excellent) rating from Moody’s; most diversified PACE deal to date

Petaluma, CA – Ygrene Energy Fund, a national leader in resiliency and clean energy financing, today announced the completion of a $280 million securitization transaction. It is the most diversified Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) deal and the largest by Ygrene to date.

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Ygrene Energy Fund Launches Seismic Improvements Program in California

Affordable financing for earthquake-proofing will help property owners comply with mandated requirements

Ygrene Surpasses $1B in PACE Financings, Adds Over 30 New Jurisdictions

Ygrene’s PACE Program has been made available to more than 3.7 million new residents since June 2017

Making your home more resilient for the next disaster

The recent 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Mexico City is a tragedy – and a wake-up call for all Angelenos. With nearly 300 people killed, over 50 buildings destroyed and hundreds of historic structures damaged, many are left wondering when the next “big one” will hit California.

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