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Paul Cauduro
Executive Director
512-705-9996
P.O. Box 41747
Houston, TX 77241-1747
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TXCHPI champions CHP as an effective, economical and
environmentally sensible energy option for commercial, institutional, and industrial facilities in Texas. TXCHPI members promote wider adoption of all forms of CHP: cogeneration, combined cycle, cooling-only, pressure drop, and waste heat recovery. Member benefits include:
- Exposure, networking, and marketing opportunities
- Professional development
- Access to regional and national networks of CHP resources
- Updates on pertinent legislation, regulatory affairs, events, and publications
- Participation in TXCHPI meetings, conferences, and workshops
- Special discounts for sponsoring and exhibiting at TXCHPI events
- Much more...
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Texas CHP Bill Signed into Law
House Bill 3268 was signed into law on June 17 by Governor
Rick Perry. The bill requires that the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
open rulemaking on developing a permit by rule specifically for CHP systems. The bill requires that TCEQ implement the new rule by September 1, 2012.
New
Members
The Texas CHP Initiative welcomes new members Trinity
Green, Hunton Trane, and Consultants for Innovative Design
and Development.
Expanding the Initiative's membership base ensures the organization's
sustainability, improves services to members, and bolsters its
legislative influence. To become a member, contact Executive Director
Paul
Cauduro.
U.S. Department of Energy White Paper
Explores Benefits of Increased Use of CHP in
Texas
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The
Texas CHP Initiative has established the Joe St. Pierre Memorial
Scholarship Fund in recognition of Mr. St. Pierre, founding Board
Chairman of the TXCHPI and longtime employee of Solar Turbines. The fund
will provide a scholarship for an undergraduate or graduate engineering
or public policy student demonstrating Mr. St. Pierre's commitment to a
clean energy future. More info |
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TXCHPI's Executive Director
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Paul Cauduro was named to his new
capacity on October 1, succeeding RobustEnergy CEO Rich Herweck, who
will remain on the Initiative's board. Cauduro's appointment follows 14
years in the residential construction industry. He previously served as
the Director of Government Relations for the Home Builders Association
of Greater Dallas (HBA), the local affiliate of the National Association
of Home Builders (NAHB). In Fall 2008, he joined the Texas Association
of Builders (TAB) in Austin to help advance the legislative agenda of
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Our Mission
The Texas CHP Initiative champions combined heat and power (CHP) as the most effective, economical, and environmentally-sensible energy option for Texas. The Texas CHP Initiative is an industry-led group that includes manufacturers, suppliers, project developers, project adopters, financial institutions, fuel suppliers, retail electric providers and electricity consumers. The Texas CHP Initiative registered as a 501(c)(6) organization with the Texas Secretary of State in 2007.
Our Partners
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