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El Paso County PACE
Resolution Adopted Aug. 29th, 2016
Lower your operating costs with 100% Financing for Energy and Water Efficiency in Industrial, Commercial, or Nonprofit Real Estate
Contract document templates will be provided upon receipt of complete application submission or may also be requested here.
El Paso County PACE for the Business Community (English)(Spanish)
Click here to learn about the County’s other economic incentives that complement the PACE program.
Adriana Acosta, El Paso County Dept. of Economic Development, outlines EP County economic incentives to a packed room at the PACE Service Provider Workshop hosted by the El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, 12/6/18.
About
How PACE Works
Who's eligible?
About
PACE is 100% financing for energy and water efficiency improvements to industrial, commercial, multi-family residential, and non-profit buildings. PACE is essentially a long-term (typically 10-20 year), low-cost loan for such improvements as:
- HVAC modification or replacement
- Light fixture modifications such as LED
- Solar panels
- High-efficiency windows or doors
- Automated energy control systems
- Insulation, caulking, weather-stripping or air sealing
- Water use efficiency improvements
- Energy- or water-efficient manufacturing processes and/or equipment
- Solar hot water
- Gray water reuse
- Rainwater collection system
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Texas PACE Authority receives MBDA Access to Champion Award at the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’ MBDA Awards Week, March 7, 2019
Standing from left to right: Fernando Liano, City of El Paso; Joe Gudenrath, Downtown Management District; Sam Trujillo, El Paso CountySitting from left to right: Eugenia Posada, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Charlene Heydinger, TPA, Adriana Acosta, El Paso County
Standing from left to right: Fernando Liano, City of El Paso; Joe Gudenrath, Downtown Management District; Sam Trujillo, El Paso CountySitting from left to right: Eugenia Posada, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Charlene Heydinger, TPA, Adriana Acosta, El Paso County