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Program Highlights

Expanding Access One Region At A Time

111 Communities, 111 Projects, One Mission

Mineola’s adoption of TX-PACE marks part of a larger statewide milestone for Texas PACE Authority: 111 participating communities and 111 closed projects across Texas. Together, these achievements reflect the continued growth of TX-PACE as a flexible economic development tool that helps communities attract private investment, support redevelopment, and move impactful projects forward.

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Rebuilding the Capital Stack in Today’s Market: Where TX-PACE Is Reshaping Deal Structure

Second in our

“maturity wall” series



As commercial real estate faces tightening credit conditions and mounting refinancing pressure, traditional capital stacks are being fundamentally reshaped.

In the latest installment of TPA’s “Maturity Wall” series, we explore how TX-PACE is increasingly helping owners replace expensive subordinate capital, preserve equity, and improve project feasibility in today’s market.

Read how TX-PACE is evolving from an energy financing tool into a strategic component of modern deal structure.

Upcoming Events

These Events May Interest You

WEBINAR

Taboo Terminology: Reframing the Green Building Conversation

June 23

12:00 PM CST

Join this U.S. Green Building Council and CLF Hub Texas webinar for tips on how to reframe the green building conversation with language and values that stakeholders can actually relate to. 

A timely conversation with a great group of professionals.

WEBINAR

WaterSense® Wednesday:

Sorting CII Customers by Industrial Codes to Influence Water Conservation Efforts

June 24

1:00PM - 2:00PM CST

Featured speaker Kevin Kluge, water conservation manager with Austin Water, will share how the utility used NAICS codes and GIS data to categorize commercial, institutional, and industrial customers, compare water use across similar business types, and identify high-use outliers to support targeted conservation efforts.

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In Case We Missed You at These Events

Denton County 
State of the Market

Denton | May 27



Recap with TPA's Kyra Guy

Forging Central Texas 
Industry & Growth Summit

Killeen | May 21

Recap with TPA's Dr. Teresa Smith

2026 Industrial Energy Technology Conference

Houston | May 19

Recap with TPA's Dub Taylor

Around the Web

What They're Saying

An unprecedented data center boom means new challenges for Texas. Find out what’s planned near you.

A new Texas Tribune analysis explores the rapid growth of data center development across Texas and the potential implications for electricity demand, water use, and local infrastructure planning. As communities weigh the economic development opportunities these projects can bring, the article highlights why energy efficiency, water conservation, and thoughtful resource planning remain increasingly important across the state.

Governor Abbott Directs PUC And ERCOT To Shield Texans From Data Center Infrastructure Costs

Governor Abbott's June 10, 2026 directive emphasizes that data centers should bear the costs of their infrastructure investments and adopt water-efficient technologies. PACE financing supports these objectives by providing private capital for eligible improvements, including on-site power and closed-loop cooling systems. Through a voluntary property assessment, PACE can help data centers invest in resiliency, efficiency, and water conservation without shifting costs to residential ratepayers or local governments.

About Texas PACE Authority: Texas PACE Authority (TPA) is the nonprofit administrator of more than 100 local TX-PACE programs. TPA is on a mission to empower commercial, industrial, and multifamily property owners across Texas to make energy- and water-saving upgrades that save money, benefit the environment, and help their communities. We work with local governments, lenders, service providers, and all other stakeholders to make businesses more profitable, save natural resources, and revitalize communities across Texas. To date, our efforts have facilitated more than $630 million in new investment across Texas. www.TexasPACEAuthority.org. 

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