Connecticut Green Bank

Founded in 2011, Connecticut Green Bank is a state-owned enterprise headquartered in Hartford, United States with approximately 51-200 employees specializing in Solar, Energy Storage, Hydrogen.

The Connecticut Green Bank is a quasi-public agency established in 2011 by the Connecticut General Assembly to accelerate investment in the state's green economy and confront climate change. As the nation's first green bank, it uses limited public funds to attract private capital investment in clean energy and environmental infrastructure projects. The organization offers financing solutions including residential solar investment programs, energy efficiency loans (Smart-E), commercial property assessed clean energy (C-PACE) financing, and multifamily property financing. Since its inception, the Green Bank and its private investment partners have deployed over $3.11 billion in capital for clean energy projects, with approximately $1 billion in private investments funding over 10,000 projects and over 250 MW of installed generation capacity. The Green Bank is committed to ensuring that at least 40% of investment benefits reach vulnerable communities and has helped deploy over 350 MW of residential solar through its flagship Residential Solar Investment Program, with over 43,000 homes adopting solar.