Golf courses are renowned for their expansive green landscapes, scenic beauty, and commitment to membership. As environmental concerns and the…
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The National Electric Vehicle Initiative (NEVI) is a program that aims to increase the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in…
Sustainable Capital Finance (SCF) has recently launched an exciting new partnership with Energy Toolbase as the newest financing integration partner on the ETB Developer platform, a partnership that will enable ETB Developer users to quickly generate Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) financing quotes for commercial and industrial (C&I) and non-profit solar + storage projects directly from the platform, utilizing SCF’s industry-leading PPA solution.
Electric vehicles adoption is growing at an exponential pace, with the International Energy Agency(IEA) estimating 250 million EVs across the…
The SCF team has written several pieces lately covering the transition to electric passenger vehicles (EVs), how those EVs will be charged, and how the grid will handle all of that new electrical load. In this piece, however, we will be covering the commercial side of the EV marketplace…
As businesses seek to support the growing number of electric vehicles on the road, traditionally powered charging stations can be…
With soaring shipping rates and greatly increased steel, fuel, copper, and labor costs, many solar customers have put soft holds…
Electric vehicles are expected to explode in popularity over the next decade, ushering in a race to meet the growing demand for fast-charging stations. With 1.6 million electric vehicles already on the roads in America, and 18 million more expected to be purchased in the next 10 years, there is an incredible amount of opportunity for commercial real estate entities to get ahead of the curve in installing fast-charging stations.
It’s no secret that electric vehicles are on the rise in the U.S. and abroad, yet only 1% of cars…
2020 was a year that disrupted industries across the global economy, and the energy sector was no exception. The COVID-19 pandemic caused dramatic shifts in the energy sector, from sharply decreased oil demand to drastic increases in residential energy usage, as people stayed home with limited travel for both work and leisure.