Tennessee allows local governments to establish a Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy and Storm Resiliency (C-PACER) Program, under which they can allow properties in designated districts to access low-cost, long-term financing for qualified projects and repay them through a voluntary special assessment. The property assessed
Tennessee offers tax credits and refunds to Certified Green Energy Production Facilities for equipment and machinery that store (and also generate) electricity using clean energy technologies, including thermal storage, geothermal storage, and hydrogen storage. To be eligible for the credit, facilities must make investments of
All public K-12 schools, special school districts, achievement school districts, and charter schools in Tennessee are eligible to apply for loans to finance qualifying capital outlay energy efficiency projects. Loans can finance construction, repair, or rehabilitation efforts. Low-interest loans up to $5 million are available
