The phrase "green loan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a loan specifically intended for financing environmentally friendly projects or initiatives.
Example: "The bank offers a green loan to help homeowners install solar panels and improve energy efficiency."
Alternatives: "eco-friendly loan" or "sustainable loan."
Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House, has already rejected the Republicans' preferred option of using the not-yet-disbursed $25 billion green loan programme.
To count: On the heels of the debate over loans guaranteed by the Obama Administration to the failed solar-panel manufacturer Solyndra, the Atlantic has posted an infographic showing where the money from the Department of Energy's green loan guarantees has gone so far.
The dire turn of events came after Broadway Partners, based in New York, which bought the tower in 2006 for $1.3 billion, defaulted in January on some loans, prompting a group of mezzanine lenders to hire Green Loan Services, a unit of SL Green, to pursue an auction.
There is a bright green loan and colorful flowerbeds in front of our house.
Passione tells me LendKey will be adding a green loan service by the end of the year, to finance loans for high-efficiency home retrofits and solar panels.
Our neighbores are green with envy when we seat on our green loan and drink tea in the shadow of big apricot tree.
Others fear that green loans may reduce the value of their home.
Current "green" loans have default rates of less than 0.5%, according to the TBL website.
Although financial support is not yet widely available from the federal government (following the green loans scheme fiasco), there are ways to access capital for retrofits.
One is its annual artist-in-residence showcase; the other, "Red, Black and Green: Loans to and Selections From the Studio Museum Collection," is a wish-list version of a new-acquisitions display.
The energy and climate change secretary, Ed Miliband, today announced details of a "green loans" scheme to help people pay for improvements to their homes to make them more energy efficient.
