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NJEDA Opens Applications for Garden State C-PACE Program - NJEDA August 8, 2025 at 12:57 pm NJEDA Opens Applications for Garden State C-PACE Program TRENTON, N. J. (August 8, 2025) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) is now accepting project applications for the Garden State Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) Program .
The program enables commercial property owners to access a new form of financing to undertake energy efficiency, water conservation, renewable energy, and resiliency upgrades. WHAT: The Garden State C-PACE Program allows commercial property owners to repay investments in eligible projects through a special assessment to a Participating Municipality, similar to the owner’s real property tax, sewer, or water bill.
This unique form of financing results in lower-cost, longer-term financing, making it easier for projects to be cashflow-positive from the outset. The Program will help drive private investment, from Qualified Capital Providers, throughout the State to help decarbonize existing and forthcoming buildings.
Using the Program, property owners will be able to finance up to 100 percent of eligible improvements for Retrofit Projects and up to 35 percent of the stabilized value of New Construction Projects. Projects that were previously completed within the three-year look-back period are also eligible to apply. As the Program Administrator, the NJEDA will review applications for eligibility and issue determination letters, as appropriate.
Each application must include the Qualified Capital Provider, Qualified Technical Reviewer, and the name of the Participating Municipality.
The following entities have been approved and are now active participants in the program: Approved Municipalities : Hackensack, Lakewood, New Brunswick, Oldmans Township, Plainfield, and Woodbridge Approved Capital Providers : PACE Loan Group and Petros PACE Finance Approved Technical Reviewers : WHO: Commercial, industrial, agricultural, certain multi-family residential, and tax-exempt and nonprofit property owners in approved municipalities are eligible to apply.
For a complete list of guidelines and eligibility requirements, please click here . WHEN: Applications are now open and will be accepted on a rolling basis. To apply, click here .
The NJEDA will continue accepting applications for municipalities, capital providers, and technical reviewers on a rolling-basis. A previously recorded webinar containing additional information can be found here . The webinar slides can be found here .
To learn more about NJEDA resources for businesses, call NJEDA Customer Care at 844-965-1125 or visit https://www. njeda. gov and follow @NewJerseyEDA on Facebook , Twitter , Instagram , and LinkedIn .
Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’, Premiering Today, Spent More than $30M during Filming in NJ TRENTON, N. J. (June 12, 2026) – The New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission (NJMPTVC), which is part of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA), announced today that Steven Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ spent an estimated $34 million in qualified film production expenses during its 23 days of filming in New Jersey.
NJEDA Board Approves $79M for Large-Scale Building Decarbonization Projects Through RETROFIT NJ Program TRENTON, N. J. (June 11, 2026) – Yesterday, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) Board approved $79 million in grant awards to ten large-scale decarbonization and energy efficiency projects under the Reducing Emissions through Retrofits, Optimization, Fuel-Switching, and Innovative Technologies (RETROFIT NJ) Program.
NJEDA Approves Aspire Awards to Senior Housing Development in Totowa TRENTON, N. J. (June 10, 2026) – Today, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) Board approved tax credits under the Aspire Program to support an affordable senior housing development project in Totowa.
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