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SERVING COMMUNITIES.
IMPROVING PROPERTIES. INCREASING CAPITAL.
City of Houston Climate Week Commemorates Hurricane Harvey Anniversary,
August 24 – 28 
Houston PACE Program featured
in August issue of NBIZ
Across the State: 52 Texas local governments established uniform PACE programs
administered by Texas PACE Authority
Dawson County expands PACE in West Texas
 
On July 14, Dawson County adopted the 51st TX-PACE program. County Judge Foy O’Brien noted, “The new Dawson County PACE program will help local businesses and nonprofits lower their utility bills and save energy and water at no cost to taxpayers.”
 
Dawson County, founded in 1856, is rich in West Texas High Plains history. TPA is honored to serve Dawson County.
City of Eagle Pass establishes the 5th Texas-Mexico border region PACE Program
 
On August 4, the Eagle Pass City Council established the 52nd TX-PACE program. City Manager George Antuna states: “Bringing PACE into Eagle Pass will enhance our ability to offer growth opportunities to our existing businesses and give us a competitive advantage for expansion as the city continues to develop.” The City of Eagle Pass borders the City of Piedras Negras, Coahuila, across the Rio Grande River. The MSA is one of six binational metropolitan areas along the United States-Mexican border. 
 
Eagle Pass is home to a variety of businesses in retail, import, food manufacturing, and freight forwarding/transportation that will benefit from the Eagle Pass PACE program. ED Director, Arturo Marquez: “Having previously worked with Texas PACE Authority, I am confident of the progress they can bring into Eagle Pass, and the positive impact it will have on the business community. I look forward to a continued relationship with TPA.” 
T5 Webinars
September TPA Third Thursday
at Two pm Training
September T5 Webinar
Maximizing Utility Incentives – Part 2

Texas' electric, gas and water utilities offer hundreds of millions of dollars in rebates and incentives each year. Are you getting your share?
Learn about Texas PACE on Your Schedule

Take advantage of the growing T5 webinar library on the TPA Education and Outreach resource page:

T5 – Technical and Engineering – Part 1
T5 – Technical and Engineering – Part 2
T5 – Intro to PACE for the Lending Community
T5 – Maximizing Utility Incentives – Part 1
Reopen 2
PACE Financing for COVID-19 Safety Upgrades

As COVID-19 restrictions ease and offices and businesses re-open, building owners will invest in preventative measures to ensure the safety of their tenants and patrons.

PACE financing can pay for many air quality and touch-free technology upgrades.
Texas PACE Authority is a nonprofit organization that advances Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) projects in Texas by administering a uniform commercial and industrial PACE program on behalf of local governments. This model approach ensures local governments can establish an effective TX-PACE program quickly and economically, providing a tool for property owners to invest in more efficient infrastructure.

Texas PACE Authority is committed to expand this vibrant program to every region in Texas, working with all parties – property owners, contractors, lenders, and local governments to bring energy and water improvements that are both economically sound and environmentally friendly. To date, 52 local governments have established TX-PACE programs reaching above 60% of the Texas population.