Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-35-206
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Expenditures for conservation of electricity or natural
Official statutory text
gas by public agencies.
The Oklahoma State Legislature hereby determines that
expenditures of funds for the purposes of the conservation of
electricity or natural gas by public agencies is in the public
interest. In furtherance of this public interest, municipally owned
utilities or public trusts thereof or the Grand River Dam Authority
may expend, with governing board approval, funds to assist consumers
in the establishment of energy conservation activities if there is a
defined and measurable conservation of energy. The expenditures may
be made subsequent to achievement of measures outlined in an energy
audit or an engineering audit of the consumer’s operations.
The Oklahoma State Legislature hereby determines that
expenditures of funds for the purposes of the conservation of
electricity or natural gas by public agencies is in the public
interest. In furtherance of this public interest, municipally owned
utilities or public trusts thereof or the Grand River Dam Authority
may expend, with governing board approval, funds to assist consumers
in the establishment of energy conservation activities if there is a
defined and measurable conservation of energy. The expenditures may
be made subsequent to achievement of measures outlined in an energy
audit or an engineering audit of the consumer’s operations.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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