California

California Alternative Energy and Advanced Transportation Financing Authority (CAEATFA) & California Pollution Control Financing Authority (CPCFA)

GREEN BANK FEATURES

Bank Model

Public

Bank Scope

Statewide

Year Est.

2014

Political Landscape

Democratic Trifecta

Initial Funding

Legislative Funding

Implement. Process?

Senate Bill 71 September 2012, Senate Bill 1128 (Padilla, Chapter 677, Statutes of 2012) Signed by Governor Jerry Brown on October 11, 2015, AB 199 (Eggman, Chapter 768, Statutes of 2015)

New Instit.

Existing

Reporting

2021

More Info

California has its own Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that was passed in 2012: AB 1532 more details here

Reducing the state’s greenhouse gas emissions by increasing the development and deployment of renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, and advanced transportation and manufacturing technologies to reduce air pollution, conserve energy, and promote economic development and jobs.

FOCUS

APPROACH

Works collaboratively with public and private partners to provide innovative and effective financing solutions for California’s industries.

CAEATFA works collaboratively with public and private partners to provide innovative and effective financing solutions for California’s industries, assisting in reducing the state’s greenhouse gas emissions by increasing the development and deployment of renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, and advanced transportation and manufacturing technologies to reduce air pollution, conserve energy, and promote economic development and jobs.

GOALS

California Hub for Energy Efficiency Financing Pilot Programs: as part of a public-private partnership among state agencies and investor-owned utilities (IOUs) to help California meet its energy savings goals by increasing private investment in energy efficiency retrofits. Working Group on Energy Efficiency Financing Programs: in consultation with the California Public Utilities Commission, created a working group to develop criteria for a comparative assessment of energy efficiency financing programs available in California. These programs include the Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing and legacy utility on bill financing, and the California Hub for Energy Efficiency Financing (CHEEF) pilot programs. Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Loss Reserve Program: works with partners and lenders to support PACE financing for energy or water efficiency and clean energy home improvements. Property owners in a PACE-designated area can use PACE financing to for the above home improvements without a down payment and repayment included in their property tax bills. Sales and Use Tax Exclusion (STE) Program: supports California's mission to provide financial incentives to cutting-edge companies by offering a sales and use tax (STE) exclusion to manufacturers that promote alternative energy and advanced transportation. Clean Energy Bond Financing: issues tax-exempt bonds to finance green projects to help California meet its energy goals and have included solar, hydroelectric, geothermal, biomass and cogeneration projects.

PRODUCTS AND PORTFOLIO

WEBSITE: CAEATFA & CPCFA HQ ADDRESS: 801 Capitol Mall, Room 220 EMAIL: CAEATFA@treasurer.ca.gov PHONE: (916) 651-8157 FACEBOOK: No LINKEDIN: No TWITTER: No INSTAGRAM: No TIKTOK: No NEWSLETTER:Yes BLOG: No YOUTUBE: No

CONTACT INFORMATION

The state of California has two green banks