State Agencies Program

State Agency Energy Advisory Group (SAEAG)

The State Agency Energy Advisory Group (SAEAG) meets on the third Wednesday of every other month. Email Eddy Trevino for details.

Formed in 1992, SAEAG is a growing group of state energy management personnel who meet bi-monthly to discuss and evaluate the needs of state-owned facilities. The group provides a network of communication and technical support to facilitate sustainable, economical and efficient use of natural resources in the state. Members include energy managers, facilities personnel and SECO representatives. SECO seeks out professionals that provide expertise in the use of energy-efficient technologies and offer experience and demonstrations in all areas, including sustainable design. Topics addressed at SAEAG meetings include state-of-the-art energy-efficiency technology, the benefits of sustainable design and construction, and the potential impact of a restructured electricity industry for major energy consumers.

State Agency Energy Advisory Group Participants

• Office of the Attorney General
• University of Texas at Austin
• University of Houston
• University of Texas at Brownsville
• Southwest Texas State University
• Texas Department of Criminal Justice
• Texas General Land Office
• Texas Building Energy Institute
• Tarleton State University
• Texas A & M University
• Texas Army National Guard
• Texas Adjutant General's Office
• Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
• Health and Human Services Commission
• University of Texas - MD Anderson Cancer Center
• Texas Department of Transportation
• University of Texas at Austin
• Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
• University of Texas at Houston Health Science Center
• Prairie View A & M University
• Texas Youth Commission
• University of Texas at Arlington
• Office of the Comptroller
• University Systems - OFPC
• Texas Energy Coordinating Council
• General Services Commission
• State Energy Conservation Office
• Higher Education Coordinating Board
• Texas Rehabilitation Commission
• University of Texas
• Southwest Medical Center in Dallas