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Inclusive Prosperity Capital (IPC) is a mission-driven 501(c)(3) national clean energy financing platform that spun out of the Connecticut Green Bank in 2018 with a focus on aligning investment capital and financing programs with organizations, projects, and community initiatives that benefit traditionally underserved markets.

Colorado Clean Energy Fund (CCEF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit financial institution that utilizes and leverages mission-driven capital to fill financial gaps in Colorado’s clean energy markets. CCEF operates on the “Green Bank” model that was successfully pioneered in other states, like Connecticut and New York, and identifies un-and under-served clean energy opportunities in Colorado and works with various stakeholders to structure finance solutions to bring those opportunities to fruition.

The Climate Access Fund (“CAF”) was established in 2017 as an independent 501(c)(3) green bank aimed at reducing the energy burden and carbon footprint of Maryland’s low- to moderate-income (“LMI”) households by facilitating access to community solar.

This document briefly summarizes the National Climate Bank Act of 2019, introduced July 8 by US Senators Ed Markey, Chris Van Hollen, Brian Schatz, and Richard Blumenthal. The bill establishes a National Climate Bank to be capitalized with $35 billion. July 2019.

Part of a series of deliverables studying the potential for a Nevada green bank. Reviews the size of the addressable market that a green bank could target. April 2016.