May 5 @ 1pm Eastern
State and federal policy is critical to clean energy development. This installment of the Yale CEFF & CDFA Energy Finance Webinar Series features a panel discussion of policies that would yield the greatest impact for energy markets - and the prospects for these policies to become a reality.

The City of Venice, Florida, has issued a $15.4M green muni bond. It has 18 tranches with maturities ranging from 2016-2035 and coupons between 2-5%. The bond is rated AA, Aa2 and AA by S&P, Moody's and Fitch respectively.

June 1-2, 2015 in San Francisco, CA
The ACEEE Energy Efficiency Finance Forum is dedicated to catalyzing investment in energy efficiency. CDFA will be hosting a Deal Room at this year's event to bring energy projects together with potential investors and technical assistance providers. Contact CDFA to learn more.

NCPPP reports that The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) plans to procure $160 million in renewable energy as part of an ongoing effort to meet the state's renewable portfolio standards.

The U.S. EPA released this report as a general guide local decision-makers, summarizing the advantages and disadvantages of the funding sources for green infrastructure and stormwater utilities in particular.

Clean Energy Group's new report, "What Cities Should Do: A Guide to Resilient Power Planning," describes a plan of action for cities to become more "power resilient" using new technologies like solar and battery storage, which can be more reliable than diesel generators to protect vulnerable populations from harm due to power outages caused by severe weather.

Climate Change Capital provides an overview the benefits of green infrastructure bonds in comparison to a variety of other "green" bonds, including Green Investment Bank (GIB) bonds, corporate green bonds, green sectoral bonds and others.

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