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2006 Georgia Code - 46-4A-2
46-4A-2. The General Assembly finds that the rising cost
and uncertain supply of energy resources require an active program
of energy conservation assistance, especially for the residential
sector, which often has limited access to expert advice on energy
conservation. In response to this need and to the mandate of the
National Energy Conservation Policy Act, P.L. 95-619, the former
Office of Energy Resources, now the Division of Energy Resources of
the Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority, on behalf of the
Office of Planning and Budget, has developed the state plan for the
Residential Conservation Service, which requires certain utilities
to offer home energy audits and related services to residential
customers. Further, the General Assembly finds that in order to
ensure the implementation of the state plan for the Residential
Conservation Service and avoid the imposition of the federal plan,
adequate authority for state enforcement of the state plan must be
instituted. Therefore, in order to provide Georgia´s
regulated utilities and their customers with the most appropriate
and flexible plan for carrying out the Residential Conservation
Service, the General Assembly declares that the Office of Planning
and Budget shall be authorized to promulgate regulations to
establish the Residential Conservation Service and provide for its
enforcement.
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