Written by Rokas Beresniovas Calls to “let the free market run its course” often surface whenever proposals arise to regulate electric-vehicle adoption, greenhouse-gas emissions, or fuel efficiency. Yet the energy sector—especially fossil fuels—has never truly operated within a free …
Written by Rokas Beresniovas A few days ago, Vladimir Putin declared that Russia will lose its sovereignty unless it creates artificial intelligence based on Russian culture, history, linguistic wealth, traditions, and traditional values. On the surface, the statement sounded …
Written by Rokas Beresniovas Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is receiving renewed attention. With billions of dollars in subsidies flowing from the Inflation Reduction Act and high-profile backing from major fossil fuel companies, CCS is being touted as a …
Written By Rokas Beresniovas and Sacha Alaby During a recent Climate Week event, a recurring pattern stood out: presenters, panelists, and participants frequently referred to renewable energy projects as “clean energy,” “green energy,” or “eco-friendly energy.” These terms rolled …
Written By Rokas Beresniovas, Sacha Alaby and Chris Cucci Across the country, climate-friendly financing institutions are helping a growing number of homeowners and community-based organizations access capital to install solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. There’s strong confidence that this trend will …
Written by Rokas Beresniovas and Ravi Mikkelsen The saying, “Money makes the world go ’round,” reminds us of the profound influence our financial choices can have. If you’re seeking a New Year’s resolution with meaningful impact, consider reassessing where your …
Written by Rokas Beresniovas Written by Rokas BeresniovasToday, as I delve into a special report from National Mortgage Professional, I am struck by a stark revelation: the widespread issue of property underinsurance is creating a financial powder keg for …
Co-written by:Rokas BeresniovasSacha Alaby The Critical Need for Flexible, Long-Term, and Patient Capital “The need for flexible, long-term, and patient capital could not be more urgent.” This sentiment resonates across conversations with executives from climate-friendly financing institutions nationwide. Leaders …
Written by: Rokas Beresniovas Credit unions have a remarkable chance to help shape a greener future by addressing the pressing issue of climate change. Unlike traditional banks, which are often driven by profit, credit unions are member-owned cooperatives deeply …
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Rising condo fees and costly repairs are putting pressure on millions of homeowners. In his new book, Green as a Lifeline, finance executive Rokas Beresniovas offers a roadmap for smarter financing, building upgrades and lower costs.
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Our team joined clean energy leaders at the 2026 Maryland Clean Energy Summit this week!
Cindy McCabe participated in the panel “Addressing the Affordability Challenge for Consumers,” exploring solutions to make clean energy more affordable and accessible for Maryland
Despite the loss of federal funding, green banks are still mobilizing capital for projects that traditional lenders often can’t reach. This article highlights the partnerships and creative financing keeping that work moving—including @MCGreenBank efforts to make home
A community solar project for nuns. An all-electric affordable housing complex. Inexpensive loans for rooftop solar and energy efficiency.
These are just a few projects green banks have managed to get done despite Trump’s funding clawbacks.
https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/climatetech-finance/green-banks-progress-trump-funding-freeze
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