A strategic alliance whose main objective is to bring to the market the financing of residential solar panels, with a preferential rate, with which, in addition to having economic savings, they will be able to contribute to the mitigation of climate change, emissions and protection of the health of the planet, they signed ENSA Services and Savings Bank.
Through the development of a green line of credit with maximum amounts of B/.20,000.00, an interest rate from 4.50%, a term of 6 years and up to 100% of the financing, Caja de Ahorros, as the first bank in the market in offer financing for solar panels, seeks to promote the development of residential projects that promote environmental sustainability, through the strategic alliance with ENSA Servicios for its experience in the market and its wide range of products and services aimed at guaranteeing energy efficiency and use of technologies that promote the use of renewable energies.
“At ENSA Servicios we work by building strategic alliances that allow us to identify and exploit opportunities to promote the construction of a greener world and to which we can all contribute, that is why we saw Caja de Ahorros as an important ally to reach more people than , like us, are looking to take the initiative to build sustainable actions,” said Esteban Barrientos, general manager of ENSA Servicios, adding that “for them we promote a broad portfolio that includes the use of energy efficiency technologies and renewable energies.”
“At Caja de Ahorros we have led important projects to contribute to energy efficiency, the responsible use of natural resources and support the initiatives of the National Government for the environmental and economic sustainability of the country. Through this public-private alliance with ENSA Servicios and being the first bank to grant loans for residential solar panels, we maintain our strategic focus on the use of renewable energy, reinforcing our Corporate Sustainability Model, under ethical, responsible management with positive impacts on society and the environment, while complying with the Sustainable Development Goals,” said Juan E. Mellilo, general manager of Caja de Ahorros.
