Get financing for new, energy-efficient equipment
Explore state-backed financing for energy efficiency projects
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Finance energy efficiency projects and equipment for your small business
PG&E supports GoGreen Business Energy Financing, a State of California administered program that provides private market financing with low interest rates and favorable terms.
Loans up to $5,000,000 are available to owners or lessees of business properties that receive electric and/or gas service from PG&E. This state-administered program can be paired with any rebate or incentive program including PG&E's Energy Efficiency Financing program.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicant's business must meet one of the following requirements:
- Employ 100 or fewer employees.
- Total annual revenue of less than $15,000,000.
- Meet SBA small business size requirement of annual revenue up to $41,500,000, depending on industry.
View program regulations
Project Financing in 3 Simple Steps
- Get project estimate from a contractor.
- Select finance company and apply.
- Sign documents and receive finance company confirmation to start your project. Visit GoGreenFinancing.com to review qualifying measures and get started.
Eligible equipment upgrades include:
Heating and cooling systems and equipment, insulation, LED lighting, water heaters, commercial refrigerators and freezers, smart thermostats, dishwashers, heat pumps and more. See more qualifying measures on GoGreenFinancing.com.
PLEASE NOTE: PG&E is not making any offer to lend under the GoGreen Business program and has no role in reviewing or approving your GoGreen Business application. Any financing arrangement entered is entirely between you and the lender. PG&E is not liable for the lender's acts or omissions or any of the lending terms for financing made available under the GoGreen Business program.