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Texas Disaster Recovery and Building Reconstruction Resources

On this page you'll find links to disaster recovery and building resources in Texas.

Texas State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) — SECO administers and delivers a variety of energy efficient and renewable programs that impact energy cost and consumption in Texas.

Texas DOE Status of State Energy Codes — View the status of Texas's energy codes.

Texas A&M University, Energy Systems Laboratory — Specializes in field research such as metering and modeling energy use in buildings, optimization of HVAC systems, and data modeling and analysis.

Texas Weatherization and Low-Income Energy Programs — DOE's Weatherization Assistance Program works with state and local governments to enable low-income families to permanently reduce their energy bills by making their houses more energy-efficient.