1. Program Administrators for Set the PACE St. Louis and A2E2

2. History of PACE in Missouri and Arkansas
• Missouri PACE law passed in 2010
• Comprehensive design phase with the City of St. Louis
• Set the PACE St. Louis program launch in 2013
• Arkansas PACE law passed in 2013
• “A2E2” program launch 4Q 2014 in Fayetteville
• Program metrics for Set the PACE St. Louis:
• Total funded: $4,200,872 Jobs: 182 tCO2: 3,553
• Largest project among all PACE programs in 2015
$2.4mm Missouri Athletic Club - $200k+ per yr. savings

3. Keys to Success and Mid-America Differentiators
• Educate and empower local contractors to market the program
• In particular, work with project originator firms to drive activity
• Missouri PACE is written in a very broad manner to facilitate the utilization of PACE as a vehicle for economic development
Comprehensive rehabilitation projects for underutilized or vacant buildings
Creative uses for PACE can spur clean energy development and positively impact the community’s economic goals
• Always tie in community’s broader sustainability goals with program metrics to emphasize the triple-bottom line characteristics of PACE
• Sometimes chase unicorns – they’re real!

4. Byron DeLear byron@energyequityfunding.com 314.445.7911
Contact:
Byron DeLear
Tom Appelbaum
PACE is “Property Assessed Clean Energy” and it enables residential and commercial property owners to finance energy efficiency, water efficiency and renewable energy upgrades with a novel funding mechanism that offers distinct advantages over traditional equity loans.