El Paso County PACE – Texas PACE Authority

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.

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Contact these organizations for information on incentives that complement the El Paso County PACE program:

County of El Paso Economic Development Department • Economic and International Development, City of El Paso • El Paso Community College Small Business Development Center • El Paso Downtown Management District • El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, including the MBDA and the WBBC • Horizon City Economic Development Corporation • Small Business Administration El Paso District Office • Texas Department of Agriculture, Grants and Office of Rural Affairs • USDA - Rural Development – Texas

About How PACE Works Who's eligible? Additional Materials

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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

How PACE Works

Who\'s eligible?


Commercial Property Commercial real property - including non-profit real property such as private schools, medical facilities, churches, etc.;	Industrial Property Industrial real property - including privately owned agricultural real property; or	Multi-Family Residential Property Residential real property with five or more dwelling units.