Program overview: The Texas LoanSTAR program; 1989-2000: A program update Conference Paper

abstract

• The Texas LoanSTAR (Loans to Save Taxes and Resources) program was conceived as a $98.6 million capital retrofit program for building energy efficiency. The funding source is petroleum violation escrow funds (PVE) from the Federal government. LoanSTAR is administered by the Texas State Energy Conservation Office of the Comptroller's Office, under the guidance of Dub Taylor, Director, and is the largest revolving loan fund administered by a state for conservation purposes. LoanSTAR was conceived in 1988 and began in 1989. This paper summarizes the program dollar savings and environmental impact from its inception through December 2000.

authors

• Claridge, David
• Haberl, Jeff

published proceedings

• Proceedings of the Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference

author list (cited authors)

• Turner, W. D., Claridge, D. E., O'Neal, D. L., Haberl, J. S., Heffington, W. M., Taylor, D. E., & Sifuentes, T.

complete list of authors

• Turner, WD||Claridge, DE||O'Neal, DL||Haberl, JS||Heffington, WM||Taylor, DE||Sifuentes, T

publication date

• December 2001

published in

• Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference  Journal

start page

• 655

end page

• 661

volume

• 2