What if your nonprofit could move forward with clean energy upgrades without the usual financial barriers?

Join Mason Christerfield and Peggy Matta of Detroit 2030 District for an engaging and informative session designed to help tax-exempt organizations unlock the power of Elective Pay as a practical financial tool for clean energy and infrastructure upgrades. While many nonprofits are eager to increase energy efficiency and reduce operating costs, limited access to funding has often stood in the way. Elective Pay changes the game by providing a critical pathway for tax-exempt entities to receive 30–70% of total project costs back as direct payments through federal incentives. This session will uncover how tax-exempt organizations can leverage Elective Pay as a powerful financial tool to support clean energy and infrastructure improvements.

Key Takeaways:

• Federal incentives can offset a significant portion of project costs through direct payment
• Strategically position your energy projects to fully leverage Elective Pay
• Benchmarking is a great start to identify viable opportunities
• Access the support and resources available to move from idea to implementation faster

This is more than just an overview. You will leave with a clearer understanding of available funding, actionable steps to get started, and the support available to help bring your ideas to life.

You don’t want to miss this… register today!