AFFORDABLE MULTIFAMILY ENERGY EFFICIENCY FINANCING NEEP 2016 Regional Multifamily Leadership Group Summit, June 23, 2016 Chris Kramer, Energy Futures Group.

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AFFORDABLE MULTIFAMILY ENERGY EFFICIENCY FINANCING NEEP 2016 Regional Multifamily Leadership Group Summit, June 23, 2016 Chris Kramer, Energy Futures Group

Presentation Overview 2 1. Barriers and Solutions 2. Energy Loan Product Types 3. Price Breaks for Multifamily Acquisition and Refinancing 4. Programmatic Involvement

General Barriers Financing-Specific Barriers Barriers and Solutions 3

General Barriers 4  Generating demand  Confidence in savings projections  Non-energy issues  Capacity  Split Incentives

Financing-Specific Barriers 5  Creditworthiness and Underwriting  Timing  Debt Stack/Ownership Issues

Creditworthiness and Underwriting 6  Borrower strength  Building financials  Underwriting energy savings  Bill payment history

Timing 7  Key Decision Points  Construction  Acquisition  Refinance  “Mid-Cycle” Projects

Debt Stack/Ownership Issues 8  Private Ownership: Lien Priority Issues  PACE: NY, CT  First mortgage: Chicago (CIC), NY (CPC), Fannie  Junior lien: Chicago (CIC)  Unsecured: CT (CHIF)  “Non-debt” (may depend on accounting treatment)  On-bill: NJ PSEG, CA OBR  ESA: SparkFund, Joule Assets

Public Ownership 9  ESCO/ESPC Financing Options  Bonding  Leasing: NY (NYCHA)  Taxable Debt  Non-ESPC arrangements  Leasing  Taxable debt

Energy Loan Product Types 10  Secured  First mortgage: New York Chicago (CIC/Elevate); Fannie Mae  Junior lien: CIC (Chicago)  Unsecured: CT (CHIF LIME Loan)  On-Bill:  On-Bill financing: NJ PSEG  On-bll repayment: CA (CAEATFA MF Pilot)  PACE: NY (Empire)  ESCO financing: NYCHA  ESAs: SparkFund, Joule Assets

Price Breaks for Multifamily Acquisition and Refinance 11  Fannie Mae  Existing “green” properties  Properties planning work  FHA  Insurance discount  CT Example: Combining with Predevelopment Loan  Freddie Mac

Programmatic Involvement 12  Integration of Utility Programs into Housing Agency Processes (CT Example)  Credit Enhancement  On-Bill Financing and Repayment  Technical Assistance  Marketing and Outreach  Rebates and Incentives

Chris Kramer Energy Futures Group Phone: x4 Q&A 13