The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)) completed one of the largest solar systems installed in New York City in Staten Island this summer, with financing provided by Key Equipment Finance.
If equipment financing is a new concept for your business, a good place to start is the basic concepts and terms that define the industry.
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Key Equipment Finance today announced it has provided $100 million in project financing for new Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) commercial and industrial fuel cell deployments nationwide. Previously, Key provided Bloom $300 million in project financing for approximately 70 Bloom Energy fuel cell projects throughout the United States.
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There are many reasons a medical practice might consider investing in new equipment. Expanding services or growing the number of offices in a group may require new machines to fill the gaps, for example.
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When it comes to equipment financing, IT and related services now get the biggest sector slice of the new business pie, according to the 2018 Survey of Equipment Finance Activity by the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association.
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Brian D. DePonte has been promoted to lead Key Equipment Finance Clean Energy, a unified clean energy and energy efficiency team providing financing solutions for vendors, developers and clients.
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Ask yourself: Why do businesses ranging from mom-and-pop operations to Fortune 100 companies finance their equipment? The answer: Equipment financing gives them access to a wide range of benefits.
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Key Equipment Finance President Adam Warner joined other bank-owned equipment finance company leaders recently in sharing insights with The Monitor on performance and industry challenges for 2018.
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We hope you've noticed our website's extra-fresh look and functionality. If not, we are thrilled to show you around our revamped home here at www.keyequipmentfinance.com.
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We recently conducted a webinar to discuss how some of the largest tax benefits in recent history are changing the ways businesses acquire the equipment they need to grow, as well as what you can do to keep up.
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