VEDA or Vermont Economic Development Authority has helped so many businesses to grow in Vermont since their inception.
The Vermont Economic Development Authority or VEDA has helped different Vermont businesses’ growth since 1947. Vermont Economic Development Authority’s commercial energy loan program works with improving and qualifying projects for loans up to $6 million to help Vermont’s business landscape further forward.
During the 50 years of the Vermont Economic Development Authority’s inception, the world has become a different place, with new technology and needs emerging and changing. A great example of this would be financing for renewable energy.
Some of Vermont Economic Development Authority’s recent energy focused borrowers are:
- Green Lantern Solar – a firm that brings sun-powered energy and battery storage to Vermont.
- Purpose Energy – A company that helps businesses and other food and beverage producers to better handle their waste while supplying power to Vermont.
- Runamok – The maple and honey producers are reducing their carbon footprint by using solar panels as part of their eco-friendly mission.
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The Vermont Economic Development Authority’s loan officers are excited to work with new up-and-coming businesses. Here is what you need to know about Vermont Economic Development Authority’s Commercial Energy Loan.
The Vermont Economic Development Authority’s energy loan program has a maximum loan size of $6 million. See the loan rates, terms, and fees below:
- Eligibility – Individuals, partnerships, corporations (profit and non-profit), limited liability companies, and companies that are planning to undertake a project of or improving renewable energy.
- Loan Rates, Terms, and Fees – VEDA offers variable rates and a low fixed rate option for 5 years. With the variable option, the maximum amount of loan is $6 million, and for the fixed rate option, $500, 000.