Financing a healthy and affordable future
SustainEnergyFinance is dedicating to creating a resilient and affordable economy in Utah through innovative and accessible financing solutions.
We empower homeowners, housing developers, contractors, and energy providers by unlocking financing that drives investment in energy efficient and resilient housing solutions for Utahns.
We operate statewide but are particularly focused on supporting rural, low-income, and energy communities.
At SustainEnergyFinance, we connect people with the funds they need to make lasting changes in their homes, communities, and businesses. We are a mission-driven, 501(c)(3) nonprofit that designs and deploys affordable, right-fit financing products to build a resilient future for Utah.
Financing for Home Retrofits
For homeowners to make critical health, safety, and energy efficiency upgrades with affordable financing that reduces utility costs.
Developer Financing
For affordable housing and energy developers to build high quality, efficient housing and energy resources.
Technical Assistance
Expert resources for developers, state agencies, municipalities, and more.
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2023-24 Annual Report
Explore our latest Annual Report to gain insights into our accomplishments, financial performance, and impact on the community. Discover how your support has made a difference.
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SustainEnergyFinance Receives $25,000 Grant
These funds will enable SEF to build its initial operations against a backdrop of a drier and hotter Utah climate where all households and communities across the State need viable options for funding clean energy.
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Green banks launch coalition to coordinate IRA funding
Green banks across the country launched a new partnership Monday to help develop community lending for low-carbon projects and to access federal resources.
“Growing the constellation of emerging green banks like SustainEnergyFinance will help communities identify and finance solutions to help protect their residents’ health and wealth. Addressing the disproportionate impacts that climate change will have on communities with low incomes and communities of color requires an on-the-ground understanding of community conditions and priorities. We’re pleased to support SustainEnergyFinance as it brings additional capacity to the state of Utah to find and finance solutions.”
-Kimberlee Cornett, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Director of Impact Investments
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