Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-460.4
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Trustees - County Energy District Authority - Duties
Official statutory text
The trustees of a County Energy District Authority shall:
1. Manage and conduct the business and affairs of the
authority;
2. Make and execute all necessary contracts;
3. Secure funding through sources which may include:
a. issuance of notes or bonds,
b. public or private lenders, or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 19. Counties and County Officers Page 221
c. grants or loans from other governmental entities when
such funds are available; and
4. Authorize the county to make loans or grants between a
willing and consenting property owner and the authority or a
financial institution for the following purposes:
a. to finance the installation of distributed generation
renewable energy sources,
b. to make energy efficient improvements or retrofits
that are permanently affixed to residential,
commercial, or industrial property,
c. to conduct residential and commercial building energy
audits, and
d. to establish financial incentive programs for energy
efficient improvements.
1. Manage and conduct the business and affairs of the
authority;
2. Make and execute all necessary contracts;
3. Secure funding through sources which may include:
a. issuance of notes or bonds,
b. public or private lenders, or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 19. Counties and County Officers Page 221
c. grants or loans from other governmental entities when
such funds are available; and
4. Authorize the county to make loans or grants between a
willing and consenting property owner and the authority or a
financial institution for the following purposes:
a. to finance the installation of distributed generation
renewable energy sources,
b. to make energy efficient improvements or retrofits
that are permanently affixed to residential,
commercial, or industrial property,
c. to conduct residential and commercial building energy
audits, and
d. to establish financial incentive programs for energy
efficient improvements.
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