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DC PACE Program Guidelines Version 2.3 (Last Revised: April 1, 2019)1Table of Contents I) Introduction to PACE Financing ..............................................................................................................................

How to fill out property assessed clean energy

How to fill out property assessed clean energy

1. Gather all relevant information about your property, such as its address, owner information, and tax identification number.
2. Research and identify eligible energy-efficient upgrades or renewable energy systems that you want to install on your property.
3. Contact your local property assessed clean energy (PACE) program administrator to find out if your property is eligible and to obtain the necessary application forms.
4. Fill out the PACE application forms, providing accurate and complete information about your property and the proposed energy upgrades.
5. Submit the completed application along with any required supporting documents to the PACE program administrator.
6. Await approval from the PACE program administrator. They will review your application, assess your property's eligibility, and determine the amount of financing you qualify for.
7. Once approved, work with your chosen contractor to install the energy upgrades or renewable energy systems on your property.
8. Keep track of all expenses related to the installation for future reference.
9. Repay the PACE financing over time through an assessment on your property taxes.
10. Enjoy the benefits of your energy-efficient upgrades and contribute to a greener environment.

Who needs property assessed clean energy?

1. Property owners who want to improve their property's energy efficiency or install renewable energy systems.
2. Homeowners
3. Commercial property owners
4. Industrial property owners
5. Non-profit organizations
6. Government entities

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What is property assessed clean energy?

Property assessed clean energy (PACE) is a financing program that allows property owners to fund energy efficiency, renewable energy, and water conservation projects through an assessment on their property tax bill.

Who is required to file property assessed clean energy?

Property owners who wish to participate in the PACE program are required to file for property assessed clean energy.

How to fill out property assessed clean energy?

To fill out property assessed clean energy, property owners need to submit an application with details of the energy efficiency, renewable energy, or water conservation project they wish to finance.

What is the purpose of property assessed clean energy?

The purpose of property assessed clean energy is to provide property owners with a way to finance environmentally friendly projects that can help reduce energy consumption and lower utility bills.

What information must be reported on property assessed clean energy?

Property assessed clean energy applications must include details about the project being financed, the estimated cost, and the expected energy savings.