DC Green Bank

Congrats to Ayesha M. Hudson, owner of A-Peace, on cutting the green ribbon on 9 new sustainable, affordable homes in Ward 8! Yesterday, we celebrated Ayesha's hard work and this new addition to the community along with DC Department of Housing and Community Development, Amazon, Capital Impact Partners, DC Sustainable Energy Utility (DCSEU), community members, and Ayesha's family and friends, who all made this project possible.   With a $3 million investment from DC Green Bank, Ayesha made her vision of green, resident-centered development for her community a reality. This all-electric building also features rooftop solar and energy-efficient appliances that will cut carbon emissions and utility costs.   This project shows the potential of ambitious community leaders collaborating with DC Green Bank to bring their projects to life. We are proud to work with entrepreneurs like Ayesha who want to bring the benefits of the clean economy to their communities. Photo credit: DC Sustainable Energy Utility (DCSEU) Flywheel Development LLC Department of Energy & Environment (DOEE)

Check out this feature from the The Washington Informer on our work with Ayesha M. Hudson is helping us achieve our mission of advancing inclusive prosperity across the District.

Looking for an exciting opportunity to design and launch a program to help bring solar power to underserved communities across DC? We're hiring a Director of Solar Investments to lead the strategic direction, daily management, and oversight of DC Green Bank's role in the District’s federally funded Solar for All lending program. This position will also lead the overall development of a pipeline of solar transactions to meet annual origination and impact targets. This role will be a key part of our team working to grow the clean economy to develop a more equitable, resilient, and sustainable DC. Learn more at:   https://lnkd.in/e9CZfiYu

Reminder: Next Wednesday, October 23, there will be a regular meeting of the DC Green Bank Board of Directors at 12 pm. You can learn more and register to participate virtually here: https://lnkd.in/eh9SZNJw

Celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth 🌞✨ We spoke with Arnol and Luis Duran, two solar technicians from Flywheel Development LLC in DC. They shared insights on how their cultural backgrounds shape their careers and their Hispanic heritage inspires their commitment to building a clean energy future.   We’re proud to partner with Flywheel Development and local developers who prioritize diversity and equity in the clean energy sector. Together, we’re empowering communities and shaping a brighter, more inclusive future. 🌍💚 #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #DiversityInEnergy #DCGB #DCGreenBank #HHM2024 <<>> Celebrando el #MesDeLaHerenciaHispana 🌞✨ Hablamos con Arnol y Luis Duran, dos técnicos solares de Flywheel Development en DC. Compartieron sus ideas sobre cómo sus antecedentes culturales moldean sus carreras y cómo su herencia hispana inspira su compromiso con la construcción de un futuro de energía limpia.   Estamos orgullosos de asociarnos con Flywheel Development y desarrolladores locales que priorizan la diversidad y la equidad en el sector de energía limpia. Juntos, estamos empoderando a las comunidades y formando un futuro más brillante e inclusivo. 🌍💚    #EnergíaLimpia #Sostenibilidad #DiversidadEnEnergía #DCGB #DCGreenBank #HHM2024  

"The Emblem will rise as a symbol of what we can accomplish together as we strive towards a stronger, more inclusive Washington D.C. where all residents have a place to call home and the support they need to thrive," said Babatunde Oloyede, President and CEO of MARSHALL HEIGHTS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION. Relive the excitement from our official groundbreaking celebration of Emblem, a transformative 115-unit affordable housing development in the heart of D.C.'s vibrant NoMa and Union Market neighborhoods! We could not have achieved this incredible milestone without the unwavering support of our incredible partners: DC Department of Housing and Community Development, DC Housing Finance Agency, DC Housing Authority, DC Green Bank and more! Watch the highlights from our celebration below ⬇️ #affordablehousing #multifamilydevelopment #washingtondc #noma #unionmarket #partnerships

“By investing in local developers who create clean energy jobs and build green affordable housing for our communities, we are advancing our mission of a more sustainable and equitable D.C.,” said Trisha Miller, CEO of DC Green Bank. https://lnkd.in/e-hQH4qG

Join Marc Ericson from our team at this exciting event to learn more about how we are investing in decarbonization buildings across the District.

In case you missed it: Check out NBC4 Washington's story on our ribbon-cutting celebration for Ayesha M. Hudson's new sustainable and affordable housing development East of the River in DC. We're proud to invest with developers like Ayesha whose creativity and tenacity are using the clean economy to help their communities grow and thrive. We're also grateful to our partners at Amazon, Capital Impact Partners, DC Department of Housing and Community Development, DC Sustainable Energy Utility (DCSEU), and Flywheel Development LLC who helped make Ayesha's vision a reality.

Our team was busy at #ClimateWeekNYC advancing the green bank movement, building new partnerships, and sharing our mission of advancing clean energy and an inclusive economy. A few highlights:   🔌 DC Green Bank CEO Trisha Miller spoke at a Green Bank Network and Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) event, along with DCGB board member Ricardo (Rick) Nogueira, on how green banks can catalyze the shift to clean energy and how to ensure our investments put historically underserved communities at the forefront of the transition.   ☀ Our CIO Sri Sekar joined a panel on Financing the Green Transition hosted by Deloitte.   🏦 We celebrated the launch of the U.S. Green Bank 50, a new hub for green banks to work and learn together to accelerate clean energy and climate investment in American communities.   We also joined conversations at events with Rewiring America, Invest in Our Future, The Rockefeller Foundation, Elemental Impact, Earthshot Ventures, and Generate on how we can work together to build more sustainable, resilient, and equitable communities.