CHICAGO — The Illinois Finance Authority, in its role as the State Climate Bank, have announced a landmark year of deploying over $250 million in private capital to clean and sustainable development projects. The institution was able to provide $233 million for public water quality infrastructure and $23 million for Commercial Property Clean Energy projects. The Illinois’ Climate and Equitable Jobs Act was enacted in September 2021 and has positioned Illinois as a national leader in the fight against climate change.
“The advancements that we’re accomplishing through CEJA and supported by the IFA Climate Bank are leading us into the clean energy future,” said Governor JB Pritzker. “Through CEJA, Illinois has become a national leader in becoming a 100 percent clean energy state that prioritizes climate justice and equity.”
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