California PACE

California first enabled PACE in 2007 with the passage of AB811,

which amended the state's existing laws to allow PACE financing for

renewable energy and energy efficiency improvements to homes and businesses.

In 2010, state legislators passed SB77,

which set up the state's Loan Loss Reserve Fund for residential PACE programs.

Residential and commercial PACE has flourished in the state since then,

financing over $2 billion for clean energy improvements throughout the state.

Source: PACENation

California - Building Climate Zones

The California Energy Commission (CEC) established 16 Climate Zones that represent a geographic area for which an energy budget is established.  

1.  PACE Program Heat Reflective - Cool Wall Coatings Products and 

Cool Roof - Prescriptive Products are only eligible for properties located within

CEC Building Climate Zones 4-10 and 12-15.

2.  PACE Program Cool Wall Coatings Products and Cool Roof - Prescriptive Products

are not eligible for properties located within CEC Building Climate Zones 1-3, 11 and 16.

Click on the map below and visit the CEC Title 24 Website:

California Energy Commission - Building Energy Efficiency

As of April 2017, there are 12 active PACE Programs operating in California.

EnviroCoatings is Approved for Use

by the following PACE Programs:

The HERO Program

Ygrene Energy Fund

Figtree PACE Financing

CaliforniaFIRST

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