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Event Name:
Monthly Luncheon "O&M Upgrade without Capital Expenditure"
Event Type(s):
Luncheon
Description:
Property Assessed Clean Energy (TX-PACE) is a proven financial tool that incentivizes Texas’ property owners to upgrade facility infrastructure with little or no capital outlay. Approved by State legislation and established by Established by Bastrop, Hays, Travis and Williamson Counties, TX-PACE enables owners to lower their operating costs and use the savings to pay for eligible water conservation, energy efficiency, resiliency, and distributed generation projects. Owners gain access to private, affordable, long-term (typically 10-20 years) financing that is not available through traditional funding avenues.
Presented by:
Elizabeth Repin, LEED AP BD+C, IREE, ICP- Investor Confidence Network Developer - Principal @ Green Living
Elizabeth was among the first 20K LEED APs entering the industry in 2006, vs today’s 200K. Bent on not missing out on the next burgeoning industry, she founded Green Living, LLC in 2006. For the last 24 years she has managed integrate teams, including three Fortune 500 Corporations. Elizabeth brought to “Green building” focus on reduced risk and low-cost option to private and public project teams. In seeking lower cost and reduced risk in the ever-changing landscape of energy and water conservation, she was contacted by Noah Sebourn (who has is now on the Senior team) about PACE, the Department of Energy’s roll-out, that meets the aforementioned: allow risk adverse and cost avoidant building owners to implement energy and water efficient installations for qualifying new construction and retro-fits all while keeping the costs off the balance sheet.
Charlene Heydinger - President - Texas Pace Authority
Charlene also serves as the executive director of Keeping PACE in Texas, the trade association created in 2012 to promote Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing in Texas. Ms. Heydinger is a public affairs strategist. Charlene worked on Capitol Hill for over nine years and then as vice president and Washington counsel for ABC, Inc. She also served as executive director of the Morton and Angela Topfer Family Foundation. Ms. Heydinger is a member of the Texas, Washington, DC, and Michigan Bar Associations.
Presented by:
Elizabeth Repin, LEED AP BD+C, IREE, ICP- Investor Confidence Network Developer - Principal @ Green Living
Elizabeth was among the first 20K LEED APs entering the industry in 2006, vs today’s 200K. Bent on not missing out on the next burgeoning industry, she founded Green Living, LLC in 2006. For the last 24 years she has managed integrate teams, including three Fortune 500 Corporations. Elizabeth brought to “Green building” focus on reduced risk and low-cost option to private and public project teams. In seeking lower cost and reduced risk in the ever-changing landscape of energy and water conservation, she was contacted by Noah Sebourn (who has is now on the Senior team) about PACE, the Department of Energy’s roll-out, that meets the aforementioned: allow risk adverse and cost avoidant building owners to implement energy and water efficient installations for qualifying new construction and retro-fits all while keeping the costs off the balance sheet.
Charlene Heydinger - President - Texas Pace Authority
Charlene also serves as the executive director of Keeping PACE in Texas, the trade association created in 2012 to promote Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing in Texas. Ms. Heydinger is a public affairs strategist. Charlene worked on Capitol Hill for over nine years and then as vice president and Washington counsel for ABC, Inc. She also served as executive director of the Morton and Angela Topfer Family Foundation. Ms. Heydinger is a member of the Texas, Washington, DC, and Michigan Bar Associations.
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Event Date:
6/12/2019
Event Time:
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Central
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REGISTRATION
Member $32 & Non-Members $42.
48 hour notice required to avoid charges.
Price includes buffet lunch, beverage & dessert.
A $10 fee will be added for walk-ins who did not register by deadline.
Please be advised that reservations are due the Friday before or until sold out.
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