Jan 5, 2023
Correlate Infrastructure Partners (OTCQB: CIPI), a tech-enabled development, finance, and fulfillment platform for distributed energy solutions across North America, is at the forefront of offering climate-related technology and is pushing for its adoption amid calls for the government to address the looming climate change crisis. Banking on its finance platform, coupled with its growing product line of locally-sited energy solutions, involving solar, energy storage, electric vehicle (“EV”) infrastructure, and intelligence measures, Correlate is removing friction between today’s legacy finance process and the needed clean-energy upgrades developed within its program technologies. This allows for an easy and seamless transition toward clean, renewable energy.
Recently, there has been an aggressive push for green energy alternatives at both the federal and state levels. Governmental support continues to grow, even as the country inches closer to 2050 when it is required to meet Net Zero Emissions (“NZE”) targets. This push has seen the launch of the…
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