Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program

Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program Status Report

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Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program

OMB: 1910-5150

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Overview

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Q4 CY2013
Q1 CY2014
Q2 CY2014
Q3 CY2014
Q4 CY2014
Q1 CY2015
Loan Product Tab
Drop Down Menu List


Sheet 1: Start Here



























































Better Buildings Grantee Report Submission
































General Grantee Information








Awardee Name








Awardee Number (7 digits)








Reporting Quarter









Reporting Year









Preparer's Name, Contact Information








OMB Control Number 1910-5150









Expiration Date XX/XX/XXXX








By checking the box, I certify that the data entered is correct to the best of my knowledge.






































































































Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 4 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information.  Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to Office of the Chief Information Officer, Records Management Division, IM-23, Paperwork Reduction Project (1910-5150), U.S. Department of Energy, 1000 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC, 20585-1290; and to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), OIRA, Paperwork Reduction Project (1910-5150), Washington, DC  20503.






























Sheet 2: Q4 CY2013

Quarter 4
CY2013
Quarter Total Building Sector Cumulative
(Rows 5 - 17 are calculated from previous tabs)
Definitions

Report the number of multi-family units improved and the number of buildings where units were improved. If 25 units and common areas were improved in 1 building, report it as 25 units in 1 building. If only common areas were improved, then report it as 1 unit in 1 building. Only the units are counted in the number of upgrades.



Residential
Single-Family
Residential Multi-Family Units Residential Multi-Family Buildings Commercial Agriculture Industrial MUSH (municipal, university, schools, hospitals)
PROJECT INFORMATION
Number of Upgrades -






- Enter the Total Number of Retrofit Upgrades Completed in the Quarter.
Total Invoiced Costs ($) $-






$- Enter the Total Cost of all Retrofits Performed - Customer contribution + Better Buildings funds + Other Leveraged Funds
Total Estimated Annual Energy Cost Savings ($) $-






$- Enter the estimated annual cost savings for the completed projects.
Total Commercial Project Square Footage Upgraded -







For commercial projects only, enter the approximate square feet impacted by the upgrade.
UNITS (Select from the dropdown) TOTAL ESTIMATED ENERGY SAVINGS This information may be obtained from a post-retrofit quality assurance/quality control assessment, modeled savings, deemed savings, or another method.
Please select unit type Electricity -






- Include the total Estimated Electricity Savings (kWh or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Natural Gas -






- Include the Estimated Natural Gas Savings (Therms, ccf or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Fuel Oil -






- Include the Estimated Fuel Oil Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Propane -






- Include the Estimated Propane Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Other (Specify here) -






- Include the Estimated Savings (MMBTU) for any Other Fuel Type based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Estimated Annual Energy Savings (Site MMBTU) - 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 This field is automatically calculated and does not require data entry.
COST BREAKDOWN - CUMULATIVE PROGRAM LEVEL EXPENSES
Program Expenditures








Enter cumulative program expenditures incurred for operation of the financing programs described on the "Loan Product Tab," including federal and non-federal sources of funds.
Program Income ($)








Enter cumulative program income, which means gross income earned by the recipient that is directly generated by a supported activity or earned as a result of the award (for additional information, see 10 CFR 600.124 for nonprofits, and 10 CFR 600.225 for state and local governments).

Sheet 3: Q1 CY2014

Quarter 1
CY2014
Quarter Total Building Sector Cumulative
(Rows 5 - 17 are calculated from previous tabs)
Definitions

Report the number of multi-family units improved and the number of buildings where units were improved. If 25 units and common areas were improved in 1 building, report it as 25 units in 1 building. If only common areas were improved, then report it as 1 unit in 1 building. Only the units are counted in the number of upgrades.



Residential
Single-Family
Residential Multi-Family Units Residential Multi-Family Buildings Commercial Agriculture Industrial MUSH (municipal, university, schools, hospitals)
PROJECT INFORMATION
Number of Upgrades -






- Enter the Total Number of Retrofit Upgrades Completed in the Quarter.
Total Invoiced Costs ($) $-






$- Enter the Total Cost of all Retrofits Performed - Customer contribution + Better Buildings funds + Other Leveraged Funds
Total Estimated Annual Energy Cost Savings ($) $-






$- Enter the estimated annual cost savings for the completed projects.
Total Commercial Project Square Footage Upgraded -






- For commercial projects only, enter the approximate square feet impacted by the upgrade.
UNITS (Select from the dropdown) TOTAL ESTIMATED ENERGY SAVINGS This information may be obtained from a post-retrofit quality assurance/quality control assessment, modeled savings, deemed savings, or another method.
Please select unit type Electricity -






- Include the total Estimated Electricity Savings (kWh or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Natural Gas -






- Include the Estimated Natural Gas Savings (Therms, ccf or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Fuel Oil -






- Include the Estimated Fuel Oil Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Propane -






- Include the Estimated Propane Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Other (Specify here) -






- Include the Estimated Savings (MMBTU) for any Other Fuel Type based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Estimated Annual Energy Savings (Site MMBTU) - 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 This field is automatically calculated and does not require data entry.
COST BREAKDOWN - CUMULATIVE PROGRAM LEVEL EXPENSES
Program Expenditures








Enter cumulative program expenditures incurred for operation of the financing programs described on the "Loan Product Tab," including federal and non-federal sources of funds.
Program Income ($)








Enter cumulative program income, which means gross income earned by the recipient that is directly generated by a supported activity or earned as a result of the award (for additional information, see 10 CFR 600.124 for nonprofits, and 10 CFR 600.225 for state and local governments).

Sheet 4: Q2 CY2014

Quarter 2
CY2014
Quarter Total Building Sector Cumulative
(Rows 5 - 17 are calculated from previous tabs)
Definitions

Report the number of multi-family units improved and the number of buildings where units were improved. If 25 units and common areas were improved in 1 building, report it as 25 units in 1 building. If only common areas were improved, then report it as 1 unit in 1 building. Only the units are counted in the number of upgrades.



Residential
Single-Family
Residential Multi-Family Units Residential Multi-Family Buildings Commercial Agriculture Industrial MUSH (municipal, university, schools, hospitals)
PROJECT INFORMATION
Number of Upgrades -






- Enter the Total Number of Retrofit Upgrades Completed in the Quarter.
Total Invoiced Costs ($) $-






$- Enter the Total Cost of all Retrofits Performed - Customer contribution + Better Buildings funds + Other Leveraged Funds
Total Estimated Annual Energy Cost Savings ($) $-






$- Enter the estimated annual cost savings for the completed projects.
Total Commercial Project Square Footage Upgraded -






- For commercial projects only, enter the approximate square feet impacted by the upgrade.
UNITS (Select from the dropdown) TOTAL ESTIMATED ENERGY SAVINGS This information may be obtained from a post-retrofit quality assurance/quality control assessment, modeled savings, deemed savings, or another method.
Please select unit type Electricity -






- Include the total Estimated Electricity Savings (kWh or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Natural Gas -






- Include the Estimated Natural Gas Savings (Therms, ccf or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Fuel Oil -






- Include the Estimated Fuel Oil Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Propane -






- Include the Estimated Propane Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Other (Specify here) -






- Include the Estimated Savings (MMBTU) for any Other Fuel Type based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Estimated Annual Energy Savings (Site MMBTU) - 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 This field is automatically calculated and does not require data entry.
COST BREAKDOWN - CUMULATIVE PROGRAM LEVEL EXPENSES
Program Expenditures








Enter cumulative program expenditures incurred for operation of the financing programs described on the "Loan Product Tab," including federal and non-federal sources of funds.
Program Income ($)








Enter cumulative program income, which means gross income earned by the recipient that is directly generated by a supported activity or earned as a result of the award (for additional information, see 10 CFR 600.124 for nonprofits, and 10 CFR 600.225 for state and local governments).

Sheet 5: Q3 CY2014

Quarter 3
CY2014
Quarter Total Building Sector Cumulative
(Rows 5 - 17 are calculated from previous tabs)
Definitions

Report the number of multi-family units improved and the number of buildings where units were improved. If 25 units and common areas were improved in 1 building, report it as 25 units in 1 building. If only common areas were improved, then report it as 1 unit in 1 building. Only the units are counted in the number of upgrades.



Residential
Single-Family
Residential Multi-Family Units Residential Multi-Family Buildings Commercial Agriculture Industrial MUSH (municipal, university, schools, hospitals)
PROJECT INFORMATION
Number of Upgrades -






- Enter the Total Number of Retrofit Upgrades Completed in the Quarter.
Total Invoiced Costs ($) $-






$- Enter the Total Cost of all Retrofits Performed - Customer contribution + Better Buildings funds + Other Leveraged Funds
Total Estimated Annual Energy Cost Savings ($) $-






$- Enter the estimated annual cost savings for the completed projects.
Total Commercial Project Square Footage Upgraded -






- For commercial projects only, enter the approximate square feet impacted by the upgrade.
UNITS (Select from the dropdown) TOTAL ESTIMATED ENERGY SAVINGS This information may be obtained from a post-retrofit quality assurance/quality control assessment, modeled savings, deemed savings, or another method.
Please select unit type Electricity -






- Include the total Estimated Electricity Savings (kWh or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Natural Gas -






- Include the Estimated Natural Gas Savings (Therms, ccf or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Fuel Oil -






- Include the Estimated Fuel Oil Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Propane -






- Include the Estimated Propane Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Other (Specify here) -






- Include the Estimated Savings (MMBTU) for any Other Fuel Type based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Estimated Annual Energy Savings (Site MMBTU) - 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 This field is automatically calculated and does not require data entry.
COST BREAKDOWN - CUMULATIVE PROGRAM LEVEL EXPENSES
Program Expenditures








Enter cumulative program expenditures incurred for operation of the financing programs described on the "Loan Product Tab," including federal and non-federal sources of funds.
Program Income ($)








Enter cumulative program income, which means gross income earned by the recipient that is directly generated by a supported activity or earned as a result of the award (for additional information, see 10 CFR 600.124 for nonprofits, and 10 CFR 600.225 for state and local governments).

Sheet 6: Q4 CY2014

Quarter 4
CY2014
Quarter Total Building Sector Cumulative
(Rows 5 - 17 are calculated from previous tabs)
Definitions

Report the number of multi-family units improved and the number of buildings where units were improved. If 25 units and common areas were improved in 1 building, report it as 25 units in 1 building. If only common areas were improved, then report it as 1 unit in 1 building. Only the units are counted in the number of upgrades.



Residential
Single-Family
Residential Multi-Family Units Residential Multi-Family Buildings Commercial Agriculture Industrial MUSH (municipal, university, schools, hospitals)
PROJECT INFORMATION
Number of Upgrades -






- Enter the Total Number of Retrofit Upgrades Completed in the Quarter.
Total Invoiced Costs ($) $-






$- Enter the Total Cost of all Retrofits Performed - Customer contribution + Better Buildings funds + Other Leveraged Funds
Total Estimated Annual Energy Cost Savings ($) $-






$- Enter the estimated annual cost savings for the completed projects.
Total Commercial Project Square Footage Upgraded -






- For commercial projects only, enter the approximate square feet impacted by the upgrade.
UNITS (Select from the dropdown) TOTAL ESTIMATED ENERGY SAVINGS This information may be obtained from a post-retrofit quality assurance/quality control assessment, modeled savings, deemed savings, or another method.
Please select unit type Electricity -






- Include the total Estimated Electricity Savings (kWh or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Natural Gas -






- Include the Estimated Natural Gas Savings (Therms, ccf or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Fuel Oil -






- Include the Estimated Fuel Oil Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Propane -






- Include the Estimated Propane Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Other (Specify here) -






- Include the Estimated Savings (MMBTU) for any Other Fuel Type based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Estimated Annual Energy Savings (Site MMBTU) - 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 This field is automatically calculated and does not require data entry.
COST BREAKDOWN - CUMULATIVE PROGRAM LEVEL EXPENSES
Program Expenditures








Enter cumulative program expenditures incurred for operation of the financing programs described on the "Loan Product Tab," including federal and non-federal sources of funds.
Program Income ($)








Enter cumulative program income, which means gross income earned by the recipient that is directly generated by a supported activity or earned as a result of the award (for additional information, see 10 CFR 600.124 for nonprofits, and 10 CFR 600.225 for state and local governments).

Sheet 7: Q1 CY2015

Quarter 1
CY2015
Quarter Total Building Sector Cumulative
(Rows 5 - 17 are calculated from previous tabs)
Definitions

Report the number of multi-family units improved and the number of buildings where units were improved. If 25 units and common areas were improved in 1 building, report it as 25 units in 1 building. If only common areas were improved, then report it as 1 unit in 1 building. Only the units are counted in the number of upgrades.



Residential
Single-Family
Residential Multi-Family Units Residential Multi-Family Buildings Commercial Agriculture Industrial MUSH (municipal, university, schools, hospitals)
PROJECT INFORMATION
Number of Upgrades -






- Enter the Total Number of Retrofit Upgrades Completed in the Quarter.
Total Invoiced Costs ($) $-






$- Enter the Total Cost of all Retrofits Performed - Customer contribution + Better Buildings funds + Other Leveraged Funds
Total Estimated Annual Energy Cost Savings ($) $-






$- Enter the estimated annual cost savings for the completed projects.
Total Commercial Project Square Footage Upgraded -






- For commercial projects only, enter the approximate square feet impacted by the upgrade.
UNITS (Select from the dropdown) TOTAL ESTIMATED ENERGY SAVINGS This information may be obtained from a post-retrofit quality assurance/quality control assessment, modeled savings, deemed savings, or another method.
Please select unit type Electricity -






- Include the total Estimated Electricity Savings (kWh or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Natural Gas -






- Include the Estimated Natural Gas Savings (Therms, ccf or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Fuel Oil -






- Include the Estimated Fuel Oil Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Propane -






- Include the Estimated Propane Savings (Gallons or MMBTU) based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Please select unit type Other (Specify here) -






- Include the Estimated Savings (MMBTU) for any Other Fuel Type based on the measures installed during the retrofit.
Estimated Annual Energy Savings (Site MMBTU) - 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 This field is automatically calculated and does not require data entry.
COST BREAKDOWN - CUMULATIVE PROGRAM LEVEL EXPENSES
Program Expenditures








Enter cumulative program expenditures incurred for operation of the financing programs described on the "Loan Product Tab," including federal and non-federal sources of funds.
Program Income ($)








Enter cumulative program income, which means gross income earned by the recipient that is directly generated by a supported activity or earned as a result of the award (for additional information, see 10 CFR 600.124 for nonprofits, and 10 CFR 600.225 for state and local governments).

Sheet 8: Loan Product Tab

FINANCING BREAKDOWN - CUMULATIVE BBNP FUNDS












Definitions (See below glossary for additional term definitions). EXAMPLE






TOTAL
Loan Product Provide the name of each loan product offering. Retrofit Help







Lender Name Enter the name of the lender who originates the loan. Origination is the process of preparing, submitting, and evaluating a loan application; it generally includes a credit check, verification of employment, and a property appraisal. ABC Lender







Type of Loan Product Provide the type of loan product by using the drop down menu. Unsecured loan from lender (excluding Title I)







Payment Select yes or no related to if the repayment mechanism for the loan is on-bill financing. Yes







Market Sector Indicate the sector that each loan product serves. Residential







BBNP Funds Allocated to Revolving Loan Fund ($) Enter the dollar amount used to capitalize a revolving loan fund (RLF). $1,000,000.00






$-
BBNP Funds Available from Revolving Loan Fund ($) Enter the dollar amount currently available in the RLF. $600,000.00






$-
BBNP Funds Allocated to Loan Loss Reserve / Debt Service Reserve ($) Enter the dollar amount used to capitalize a loan loss reserve or debt service reserve.
$375,000.00






$-
BBNP Funds from Loan Loss Reserve / Debt Service Reserve Committed to Loans or Backing a Loan Portfolio ($) Enter the committed dollar amount of the loan loss reserve or debt service reserve. $20,000.00






$-
Other Financing Type Specify any additional financing type that is part of the loan product such as interest rate buy down, a credit enhancement, or other. If other, specify below.








(If the Financing Type is not in the drop down menu in the above row, specify the type in this row).









BBNP Funds Allocated to Other Financing Type ($) Enter the dollar amount used to capitalize the other financing type.







$-
BBNP Funds Utilized of Other Financing Type ($) Enter the dollar amount utilized of the other financing type.







$-
Total BBNP Funds Allocated $1,375,000.00 $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $-












Capital Source (1) Provide the source of any additional capital invested in the financing product. Non-Profit / Foundation / Socially Responsible Investment Fund







Funder Name (1) Include the name of the investor that is not Better Buildings Neighborhood Program (BBNP) funds. XYZ Foundation







Amount of Capital ($) Provide the amount of additional capital invested in the financing product. $500,000.00






$-
Capital Source (2) Provide the second source (if applicable) of additional capital invested in the financing product.








Funder Name (2) Include the name of the investor that is not Better Buildings Neighborhood Program (BBNP) funds








Amount of Capital ($) Provide the amount of additional capital invested in the financing product.







$-
Total Non-BBNP Capital Invested $500,000.00 $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $-
Total Capital Invested (BBNP Funds Allocated to RLF + Non-BBNP) $1,500,000.00 $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $-












LOAN DEMOGRAPHICS
Min Amount ($) Provide the minimum amount of financing a consumer can take out under this loan product. $2,500







Max Amount ($) Provide the maximum amount of financing a consumer can take out under this loan product. $20,000







Loan Term
(months)
Provide the maximum length of the loan term in months. 120 months







Interest Rate Enter the interest rate charged on the loan product - can be a range if the rates vary depending on FICO or other underwriting criteria. 5.99%



















LOAN PERFORMANCE
Cumulative #
of Loans Made
Enter the total number of loans made within the loan product to date. 121






0
Cumulative Total
of Loans Made ($)
Enter the total dollar value of the loans made under the loan product. $1,051,043.34






$-
Cumulative #
of Defaults
Enter the total number of defaults experienced within the loan portfolio of the loan product. A default is a charge-off, which is considered a loss to the lender. 2






0
Cumulative Value
of Defaults ($)
Enter the total dollar value of the defaults experienced. $23,213.22






$-
Additional Comments Retrofit Help is an unsecured product that is funded through BBNP and private capital from XYZ Foundation. A LLR is backing the investment.. The underwriter and originator of the loans is ABC Lender The Lender takes 3.99% fee.



















Glossary of Loan Product Terms



Revolving Loan Fund
A revolving loan fund (RLF) is a source of money from which loans are made. Loans are made to borrowers consistent with standard prudent lending practices. As loans are repaid by the borrowers, the money is returned to the RLF to make additional loans. In that manner, the RLF fund becomes an ongoing or "revolving" financial tool. The interest and fees paid by the RLF borrowers support program administration so that the fund’s capital base remains intact.



Loan Loss Reserve A loan loss reserve is a fund that supports a private lender that is making loans with their own capital. The loss reserve is pledged to repay the owner of the loans in the event of defaults in the portfolio of loans. Liability is capped at the amount that is put in escrow according to the contract with the lending institution -- there is no recourse to the grantee's general fund.



Debt Service Reserve
Debt service is the amount of money necessary to pay interest on outstanding bonds, the principal of maturing bonds and the required contributions to a sinking fund for term bonds. A debt service reserve is a fund in which moneys are placed in reserve to be used to pay debt service if pledged revenues are insufficient to satisfy the debt service requirements. The debt service reserve fund may be entirely funded with bond proceeds at the time of issuance, may be funded over time through the accumulation of pledged revenues, or may be funded only upon the occurrence of a specified event (e.g., upon failure to comply with a covenant in the bond contract). In addition, issuers may sometimes authorize the provision of a surety bond or letter of credit to satisfy the debt service reserve fund requirement in lieu of cash. If the debt service reserve fund is used in whole or part to pay debt service, the issuer usually is required to replenish the fund from the first available revenues.



Interest Rate Buy Down
Enter the dollar amount used to buy down an interest rate. An interest rate buy‐down is when one party (e.g., grantee) provides a lump‐sum payment based on the net present value of the difference between a target return to the lender or loan investor and the borrower’s interest rate. This has two primary purposes: (1) increase project affordability and demand by reducing monthly payments and (2) maintaining or increasing lender / investor interest in making loans by yielding higher returns.



Energy Efficiency Mortgage Energy efficiency mortgages enable homeowners to finance the cost of adding energy efficiency features to new or existing housing as part of their insured home purchase or mortgage refinancing. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



Senior secured loan from lender (excluding Title I or EEMs) A secured loan is attached to the borrower's asset and typically has a lower interest rate than an unsecured loan. Senior status indicates that in the event the lendee defaults, a senior secured loan would be paid first. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



Subordinate secured loan from lender
(excluding Title I or EEMs)
A secured loan is attached to the borrower's asset and typically has a lower interest rate than an unsecured loan. Subordinate status indicates that in the event the lendee defaults, a subordinate loan would not be paid first. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



Subordinate PACE In PACE, local governments establish special tax districts with which property owners may apply for a property tax assessment in exchange for funds to implement renewable energy and energy efficiency improvements. A tax lien is a security interest in an item of property to secure the payment of debt or some other obligation, that in turn is paid-down annually or semiannually over a period of several years (usually 15 to 20 years) by the property owner via their property tax bill. A subordinate PACE has subordinate or secondary claim on an underlying security or source of payment for debt service, relative to another issue with a higher priority claim. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



Unsecured loan from lender (excluding Title I) An unsecured loan is not attached to any of the borrower's assets and typically has a higher interest rate. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



Energy Savings Performance Contracting Energy performance contracting is a turnkey service, sometimes compared to design/build construction contracting which provides customers with a comprehensive set of energy efficiency, renewable energy, and distributed generation measures and often is accompanied with guarantees that the savings produced by a project will be sufficient to finance the full cost of the project. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



On-Bill Financing On-bill financing/payment is a repayment mechanism for a loan. It can be structured as an on-bill loan (personal loan) or a loan attached to the meter (so the obligation to make principal and interest payments transfers when billing obligation transfers).



Microloan Microloans are small loans (typically under $1000) that often have minimal underwriting criteria. Microloans may be used to incentivize specific energy improvement measures. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



Power Purchase Agreement Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is a contract between a power generator and a power consumer (or distributor). Historically, PPAs have been frequently signed between utilities and independent power producers as a way for the utility to procure additional generation. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



PowerSaver Loan HUD and FHA developed PowerSaver as part of the Recovery Through Retrofit initiative launched in May 2009 by Vice President Biden’s Middle Class Task Force. Backed by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), PowerSaver loans will offer homeowners up to $25,000 to make energy-efficient improvements of their choice, including the installation of insulation, duct sealing, doors and windows, HVAC systems, water heaters, solar panels, and geothermal systems. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



Senior PACE (Commercial) In PACE, local governments establish special tax districts with which property owners may apply for a property tax assessment in exchange for funds to implement renewable energy and energy efficiency improvements. A tax lien is a security interest in an item of property to secure the payment of debt or some other obligation, that in turn is paid-down annually or semiannually over a period of several years (usually 15 to 20 years) by the property owner via their property tax bill. Senior PACE has first claim on an underlying security or source of payment for debt service. Senior PACE may still be an option for non Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae mortgages. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



Title I Home Improvement Loan The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) makes it easier for consumers to obtain affordable home improvement loans by insuring loans made by private lenders to improve properties that meet certain requirements. The Title I program insures loans to finance the light or moderate rehabilitation of properties, as well as the construction of nonresidential buildings on the property. HUD's Title I Loans on single family homes may be used for alterations, repairs and for site improvements. Loans on multifamily structures may be used only for building alteration and repairs. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.



Utility Energy Service Contract In a Utility Energy Service Contract, a utility arranges financing to cover the capital costs of the project, which are repaid over the contract term from cost savings generated by the energy efficiency measures. With this arrangement, agencies can implement energy improvements with no initial capital investment. The net cost to the Federal agency is minimal, and the agency saves time and resources by using the one-stop shopping provided by the utility. Indicate with a 'X' if this loan type describes your loan product.




Sheet 9: Drop Down Menu List

Drop Down Menu List





Quarterly Tabs Fuel Units

Range Name


Electricity Please select unit type
ElectricityUnits



kWh




MMBTU









Natural Gas Please select unit type
NaturalGasUnits



Therms




CCF




MMBTU









Fuel Oil Please select unit type
FuelOilUnits



Gallons




MMBTU









Propane Please select unit type
PropaneUnits



Gallons




MMBTU









Other Please select unit type
OtherUnits



MMBTU








Loan Product Tab Other Financing Interest Rate Buy Down
Financing



Credit Enhancement




Other








Loan Product Tab Market Sector





Commercial




Residential Single-Family




Residential Multi-Family




Industrial




Agricultural




MUSH (municipal, university, schools, hospitals)








Loan Product Tab Type of Loan Product





Energy Efficiency Mortgage




Senior secured loan from lender (excluding Title I or EEMs)




Subordinate secured loan from lender
(excluding Title I or EEMs)





Subordinate PACE




Unsecured loan from lender (excluding Title I)




Energy Savings Performance Contracting




Microloan




Power Purchase Agreement




PowerSaver Loan




Senior PACE (Commercial)




Title I Home Improvement Loan




Utility Energy Service Contract




Other














Loan Product Tab Capital Source





Better Buildings Grant Funds




Other Federal Funds




State Funds




Local Funds




Other




Bank




Clean Renewable Energy Bonds




Community Development Financial Institution




Credit Union




Non-Profit / Foundation / Socially Responsible Investment Fund




Performance Contracting / Direct Project Investment




Private Investors / Secondary Market




Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds (QECBs)




Utility




Other








Loan Product Tab Payment Yes




No

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