Loans for Nordic green companies
Loans of typically €2 million to €5 million for established Nordic small and medium-sized businesses investing to take proven environmental solutions into international markets.
Green business loans
Loans for businesses investing in measures that reduce emissions or energy use. The lender checks the investment's environmental benefits as well as your ability to repay. Some loans only cover part of the cost.
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Rural Energy for America Program Guaranteed Loans
USDA loan guarantees for US agricultural producers and rural small businesses investing in renewable energy or energy efficiency.
Rural Energy Savings Program
Zero-interest USDA loans for eligible rural utilities and energy-service entities to finance energy upgrades for their consumers.
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Loan Program
Loans with interest tied to Treasury rates for eligible rural electric utilities to finance consumer energy-efficiency and conservation programmes.
Biorefinery and biobased manufacturing loan guarantee
Loan guarantees of up to $250 million for commercial-scale US facilities using new technology to produce advanced biofuels, renewable chemicals or biobased products.
Low-interest commercial energy loan
Loans for businesses, public bodies, institutions and nonprofits improving energy efficiency, renewable energy or emissions at Delaware sites.
Business energy financing
Loans for Michigan businesses and other organizations to improve building energy efficiency or install renewable energy, using an authorized contractor.
New Jersey Clean Energy Loans (NJ CELs)
Loans for clean-energy projects and business expansion in New Jersey, with NJEDA funding up to half the borrowing alongside an eligible private lender.
Direct loans for clean energy projects
Loans for ready-to-build clean energy and emissions-reduction projects in Minnesota, including projects led by businesses, nonprofits, local governments and Tribal nations.
Iowa Energy Saving Loan Program
Low-interest loans help Iowa businesses, nonprofits and public entities pay for energy audits and efficiency upgrades in commercial buildings and qualifying affordable multifamily housing.