Investments in renewable energy and energy efficiency are increasingly vital to the sustainability of our client’s businesses and their ability to fulfil their missions, but adding renewable energy or green retrofit financing to already complex affordable housing transactions can be daunting. Klein Hornig’s experience in both affordable housing and “green” project finance uniquely positions us to assist our clients to navigate this landscape and avoid traps for the unwary.
Our clients recognize that that greening their housing portfolio reduces their carbon footprint and energy costs while delivering substantial benefits to residents.
Klein Hornig attorneys are experienced in structuring and closing projects that combine energy tax credits, HUD green retrofit funds, green bank loans, and other green financing tools with low income housing tax credits, new markets tax credits, tax-exempt bonds, conventional loans, and other sources. We have also structured and closed standalone community solar projects that benefit low-income residents.
