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  1. Our mission: make clean energy investment accessible and affordable to Hawaiis underserved ratepayers; stimulate private investments; and leverage innovative financing tools to mitigate risks and reach new markets in support of Hawaii’s goal of 100% clean energy in the electricity sector by 2045.

  2. Who is eligible? Business and organizations spearheading transformative projects in Hawaii. How can I apply? Complete a HI-CAP Loans Application and submit it along with all supporting documents required on the checklist. Submit via a secure email to dbedt.hicap-loans@hawaii.gov.

  3. The GEMS Program is intended to create a sustainable financing structure through market driven public-private partnerships that will open access to financing for more Hawaii customers and democratize access to clean energy.

  4. betterbuildingssolutioncenter.energy.gov › partners › hawaii-green-infrastructureHawaii Green Infrastructure Authority (HGIA)

    Direct loans to Hawaii State Agencies located in the Hawaiian Electric Companies’ service territory, to finance the installation of energy efficiency retrofits. The minimum residential project size is $5,000 and commercial project size is $50,000, however, exceptions may apply.

  5. 8 sie 2022 · Hawaii Green Infrastructure Authority. For Immediate Release: August 8, 2022. Recent legislation authorizes soon-to-be available financing. HONOLULU—Hawaii joined thirty-nine other states when Governor Ige signed Act 183 (SLH 2022) into law authorizing Commercial Property Assessed Financing (C-PACE) in Hawaii.

  6. 30 cze 2015 · HONOLULU — The Hawaii Green Infrastructure Authority, an attached agency of the state Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism, announced today that it has begun accepting loan applications from consumers seeking to finance solar photovoltaic systems under the state’s Green Energy Market Securitization (GEMS) program.

  7. coalitionforgreencapital.com › hawaii-green-infrastructure-authorityHawaii Green Infrastructure Authority

    In March 2022, HGIA executed a memorandum of agreement to administer a $40.0 million SSBCI-funded HI-CAP Collateral Support, CDFI Loan Pool and Loans Programs to expand access to capital for small businesses and nonprofits statewide.

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