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Brief: On-Bill Finance

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Financing AER’s: Opportunistic Retrofits and the Tenant Improvement Process

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Finance and Real Estate Platform Launch

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Triple Bottom Line Benefits of Investing in Lighting and Daylighting Retrofits

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Financing Investment in Energy Efficient Buildings

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Green Leases Workshop Summary

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Showcasing Energy Efficiency Products

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The EEB Hub Enables Demonstration Projects for the Retrofit Market

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Engagement Platforms

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Tenant Engagement and Valuation to Reduce Building Energy Use

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Energy Retrofit Market Opportunities

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The Market for Commercial Property Energy Retrofits in the Philadelphia Region

The goal of this study is to identify the primary policy and legal-related process factors in the Greater Philadelphia Area that foster or impede the retrofitting of commercial buildings to improve energy efficiency (“EE”).2 For the purpose of this study, policy factors include the structure of government, specific laws and regulations, government funded or mandated incentives and other financing mechanisms. Processes include legal-related factors that impact EE construction transactions, like contracts, public bidding process, accounting, etc.

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