Acknowledgements
The Texas Renewable Energy Resource Assessment was first produced by the Sustainable Energy Development Council in 1995. House Bill 1, Article 1, Comptroller Fiscal Programs, Rider 15, 80th Legislature, 2007, directed the State Energy Conservation Office to update the report.
SECO through the Innovative Energy Demonstration Program promotes the use of renewable energy and sustainable building practices through technology demonstration, hands-on instruction and renewable energy education.
Renewable energy can have significant economic development, security and reliability benefits and opportunities for Texas communities and individuals in the development of these resources.
Special thanks is giving to the Comptroller’s State Energy Conservation Office and Research staff for their knowledge and expertise.
Project Management by Frontier Associates, LLC
Cindy Berry
Anne Castello
Inti Gonzalez
Margaret Marchant
Amy Martin
John McClain
Jay Zarnikau
Also, we’d like to thank Kelso King, King Energy Consulting.
Design, print production and web development by Mr. Graphics, David Hernandez
The Texas Renewable Energy Resource Assessment has been printed on recycled paper.
FINANCIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This publication was developed as part of the Innovative Energy Demonstration Program and was funded 100% with federal funds provided to the Texas State Energy Conservation Office by the U.S.
Department of Energy under the State Energy Program. Mention of trade names or commercial products does not constitute endorsement or recommendation for use.