Set the PACE St. Louis

Good piece by James Owen of Renew Missouri on pending legislation that would impact the Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) program in Missouri.

Opinion: Missouri PACE should be strengthened, not dismantled Missouri’s Property Assessment Clean Energy (PACE) districts provide property owners access to affordable, private financing for renewable energy, and energy-efficient home and building improvement…

Last week, primary sponsor Alderwoman Heather Navarro, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, and Board President Lewis Reed voted unanimously to commemorate the 5th Anniversary of Set the PACE St. Louis and declare October 5th "Energy Efficiency Day." I was proud to share that after five years Set the PACE St. Louis has on a per capita basis provided more commercial PACE clean-energy funding than any other individual PACE jurisdiction in the United States. Please find below an informative op-ed written by President Reed published by The Missouri Times.

Opinion: Five Years Later, St. Louis is setting the pace for urban sustainability By Lewis Reed As the President of the St. Louis City Board of Aldermen, it is my and my colleagues’ responsibility to make decisions that positively impact the economy, residents and development of…

St. Louis proving "Best in Midwest" once again concerning clean-energy commitments. St. Louis is featured for being the largest city in the Midwest to adopt a 100% clean energy goal. Set the PACE St Louis and Missouri PACE clean-energy programs are the most diverse and successful PACE programs in the Midwest as well. Their success will contribute to our City's goal of 100% sustainable, clean energy by 2035.

St. Louis Showcased for Clean Energy Work New Sierra Club Report Showcases 10 U.S. Cities Moving To 100% Clean Energy Report highlights 100% clean, renewable energy pathways for St. Louis

Home Improvement Financing: Here’s What You Need to Know You love your home, but it needs upgrades—and you need cash. It’s a common situation to be in. And luckily, there are plenty of solutions for your home improvement financing needs.

From Mayor Lyda Krewson: "Did you know more than 75% of greenhouse gas emissions in St. Louis comes from buildings? Read about the City's new building codes that raise the standard for energy efficiency in new buildings."

St. Louis Building Code Update: Raising the Roof (Floor) St. Louis adopted the 2018 IECC, or International Energy Conservation Code, a model code that creates a floor for energy performance in new buildings. Because the IECC update addresses a wide range of energy uses in both commercial and residential...