Jan 27, 2023
Correlate Infrastructure Partners (OTCQB: CIPI), a tech-enabled provider of distributed energy solutions across North America, is addressing legitimate concerns that building owners have regarding short and long-term returns of potential retrofits through its advanced energy solution and financing platform. “Correlate, providing efficient and affordable energy solutions across North America, sees the scaling of distributed clean energy solutions as critical and doable in countering the effects of climate change. Through its two subsidiaries, Correlate and Solar Site Design, the company sees a unique market opportunity to reduce site-specific energy consumption and deploy clean energy generation and clean energy solutions at scale, focusing on retrofitting commercial buildings,” reads a recent article. “Through its unique commercial and industrial sector platform, Correlate meets the economic concerns of building owners in retrofitting their establishments. The company is reducing the overall barrier of entry into the renewable energy space with its finance model while also aiding in the installation and overall maintenance of the installed infrastructure, ultimately making it easier for customers to transition to renewable energy alternatives.”
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Correlate Infrastructure Partners is a tech-enabled development, finance and fulfillment platform for distributed energy solutions across North America. The company’s integrated solutions include solar, cogeneration, energy storage, electric vehicle infrastructure and intelligent efficiency retrofits for community-scale applications. Correlate reduces costs, improves comfort and increases energy reliability for home, work and commerce while eliminating the adoption barriers to net-zero carbon goals. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.CorrelateInfra.com.
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