SERVING COMMUNITIES.
IMPROVING PROPERTIES. INCREASING CAPITAL.
IN THIS THANKSGIVING ISSUE:

Multiple Texas PACE Records Broken this Holiday Season!
Pick your Favorite
82 Communities across Texas Established TX-PACE Programs
Served by TPA
TX-PACE Projects Result in Significant Annual Savings
The October TX-PACE Projects Behind these Records
Meet the Amazing TPA Project Team
TPA Launches “Self-PACEd” Online Service Provider Training
Celebrating you with Thanksgiving Tunes
PACE for Breakfast
Multiple Texas PACE Records Broken this Holiday Season! Pick your Favorite:

TPA executes Texas’ largest PACE project in Texas – a $40 million in energy and water saving investment in a City of Dallas Hotel

In one week, Nov. 14 – Nov. 19, TPA closed 7 projects exceeding $73 million. This one week total exceeds TX-PACE’s best year (2019)

TPA’s 2022 total impact already exceeds $130 million with several more projects in the TPA pipeline for execution in 2022

Texas PACE Authority executed more than $329 Million energy and water saving investment in Texas since inception in 2015, using the PACE in a Box model program of best practices in underwriting, technical standards, and administration.
82 Communities across Texas Established TX-PACE Programs Served by TPA to Revitalize Communities, Strengthen Businesses and nonprofits by Lowering Operating Costs, and Deliver Measurable Energy and Water Savings
TX-PACE projects result in Significant Annual Savings  

More than 68 million kWh of voided use of electricity and

More than 109 MILLION Gallons of Water savings 

The Cumulative cash flow positive investment in energy and water saving investment in Texas businesses and nonprofits exceeds $329 million
The October TX-PACE projects behind these Records
Austin - $12 million, 55+ multifamily complex at the Grove, Travis County PACE Program

Qualified measures: building envelope, Energy Star windows, HVAC, high efficiency water and domestic hot water, and lighting systems and controls
Beaumont - $3.9 million, behavioral health facility, Jefferson County’s first PACE Program project

Qualified measures: building envelope improvements, lighting improvements HVAC, and water efficient plumbing
Castroville - $690,000, Historic Lorenzo Office Building, the second in a series of community downtown revitalizations, Medina County PACE Program 

Qualified measures: building envelope improvements, electrical and lighting improvements, improved HVAC efficiency, and plumbing and water efficiency
Dallas - $1.6 million, Bishop Canopy multifamily, TPA’s first Dallas County PACE Program project

Qualified measures: building envelope, electrical/lighting improvements, improved HVAC efficiency, and plumbing and water improvements
Dallas - $40 million, SWEXAN Hotel, City of Dallas PACE Program, Texas’ Largest Project

Qualified measures: Building envelope, glass curtain wall, plumbing, HVAC, and elevators
Red Oak - $6.4 million, Ali’s Cinema, TPA’s first City of Red Oak PACE Program Project

Qualified measures: building envelope, electrical/lighting improvements, improved HVAC efficiency, and plumbing and water conservation
Tyler - $8.5 million, UT Health East Texas Hospital, TPA’s first Smith County PACE Program project, and Texas’ first health sector project

Qualified measures: HVAC plant optimization, interior infrastructure optimization, exterior infrastructure optimization, and central sterile
How can TPA help you create operational savings
through efficiency?

TPA Launches “Self-PACEd”
Training for Service Providers
Take the new Online Service Provider Training
Are you a service provider wanting to get up to speed on PACE? Through this self-PACEd training learn how to design and implement successful PACE projects to better serve your customers – all at your own PACE. After completing three training modules and related quizzes, successful participants will receive special designation on TPA’s Service Provider listing and e-badge for their own websites.
We are reminded that this growing TX-PACE impact is the result of years of hard work by many volunteer stakeholders. TPA thanks the local government officials who established the 82 programs Texas PACE Authority is honored to serve, the independent engineers who review projects, local lenders who grant consent, PACE lenders providing capital for these projects, the contractors, architects, and engineers who help property owners design energy and water saving projects, and the property owners that voluntarily utilize the program. 

Happy Thanksgiving!
Breakfast with Us

Tuesday, November 29 – Houston PACE Breakfast

December 6 – SPEER’s Energy Efficiency Breakfast at the Capitol
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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, 82 local governments have established TX-PACE programs reaching above 73% of the Texas population.