Right now, public entities like municipalities, schools, and municipal authorities have access to long-term, low-cost capital in an otherwise challenging borrower's market.
Given the rising cost of electricity (and despite the lack of a solar tax credit), this allows most public entities to use solar to provide cost stabilization/predictability; significant long-term savings; and in many instances, year-one or year-two positive cash flows.
Join us for our July Watts & Learn webinar to discuss these opportunities with representatives from Raymond James (which manages the Rural Water Financing Agency), Baker & Calhoun (which manages the Delaware Valley Regional Financing Authority), and the Sustainable Energy Partnership in Southeastern PA.
Speakers will include:
-- Mike McCraig, Managing Director, Raymond James
-- Lucien Calhoun, Administrator, DELVAL
-- Steve Goldfield, Sustainable Energy Partnership
-- Leo Kowalski, Director of Transformation, PA Solar Center
Who should attend?
-- Elected officials and staff
-- Renewable energy owners, operators and/or investors
-- Solar developers
-- General public and anyone interested in learning more!
General Registration is $15 for this webinar, and is free for nonprofits, elected officials and legislative staff, as well as for the media and students.
Click Here to register and for more information.
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[Posted: July 7, 2026] PA Environment Digest
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