New Software Automatically Generates Rebate and Incentive Forms from Sales Proposals

San Francisco, CA – October 21, 2009 – Clean Power Finance, Inc. (CPF) today announced the addition of automated rebate form completion to CPF Tools, the company’s industry-leading software as a service (SaaS) platform for solar professionals. CPF Tools provides an end-to-end sales solution, delivering verified leads, a powerful sales quoting and proposal generation engine, and financing options for commercial and residential solar projects. In its continued efforts to make the solar sales process easier and more efficient, CPF now also offers utility and state rebate forms, auto-populated with information from each completed sales proposal.

The new Rebate Forms module reduces the amount of time spent by solar professionals on the complex and time-consuming forms required in applying for utility and state rebates. “CPF Tools is a vital part of managing the sales process for solar professionals,” said Clean Power Finance President and CEO Joseph Brakohiapa. “The new Rebate Forms module will allow our customers to focus on selling and installing solar systems, rather than completing paperwork.”

The rebate forms currently supported in CPF Tools include utility companies from California (SoCal Edison, SDG&E, LADWP, and PGE), Arizona (APS), and New York (LIPA), as well as the New Jersey state rebate. More rebate forms are in process and will continue to be added as coverage continues to be expanded across the U.S.

About Clean Power Finance

Clean Power Finance is the leading provider of integrated software, services and financing solutions to the solar industry. Based in San Francisco, the company’s mission is to drive the adoption of renewable energy in the mass market. Clean Power Finance delivers an end-to-end solution that supports sales and marketing business processes for integrators, distributors and manufacturers. Since its introduction, the CPF Tools software platform has garnered enthusiastic reviews and currently supports over 30 percent of the solar installer community nationwide.

For more information, visit www.CleanPowerFinance.com.