City of Dallas PACE
Resolution Adopted May 11th, 2016
Lower your operating costs with 100% Financing for Energy and Water Efficiency in Industrial, Commercial, or Nonprofit Real Estate
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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
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| Commercial real property - including non-profit real property such as private schools, medical facilities, churches, etc.; | Industrial real property - including privately owned agricultural real property; or | Residential real property with five or more dwelling units. |
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Industrial
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industrial properties.
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commercial properties.
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