Tex. Utilities Code § 31.004
This is the official text of Tex. Utilities Code § 31.004, part of Texas’s Utilities Code — regulates utility companies.
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§ 31.004. ENERGY-EFFICIENT SCHOOL FACILITIES.
Official statutory text
(a) The commission may serve as a resource center to assist school districts in developing energy-efficient facilities.
(b) As a resource center under this section, the commission may:
(1) present programs to school districts relating to managing energy, training school-plant operators, and designing energy-efficient buildings;
(2) provide school districts with technical assistance in managing energy;
(3) collect and distribute information relating to energy management in school facilities; and
(4) offer energy resource workshops to educators and make available to educators a film library on energy-related matters and energy education lesson packages.
(c) The commission shall provide information to school districts regarding how a school district may finance the installation of solar electric generation panels for school district buildings.
(b) As a resource center under this section, the commission may:
(1) present programs to school districts relating to managing energy, training school-plant operators, and designing energy-efficient buildings;
(2) provide school districts with technical assistance in managing energy;
(3) collect and distribute information relating to energy management in school facilities; and
(4) offer energy resource workshops to educators and make available to educators a film library on energy-related matters and energy education lesson packages.
(c) The commission shall provide information to school districts regarding how a school district may finance the installation of solar electric generation panels for school district buildings.
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