Annual report of the implementation of energy use reduction legislation, section 48-52-620, code of laws of South Carolina

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South Carolina Budget and Control Board, Energy Office

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Energy conservation--Government policy--South Carolina--Periodicals; Energy conservation--Law and legislation--South Carolina

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The South Carolina General Assembly passed legislation in early June 2008 requiring all state agencies to develop energy conservation plans to reduce their energy consumption by one percent per year during fiscal years 2009-2013 and by a total of a 20 percent reduction in energy use by 2020. This legislation requires that each of these entities develop an energy conservation plan that addresses how it will meet energy use reduction goals and submit it to SCEO. It also requires that each entity report its progress in meeting the energy use reduction goals on an annual basis. This is that report for 2008.

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2008-12-31

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Date Accessioned	2014-06-05T17:00:59Z
Date Available	2014-06-05T17:00:59Z
dc.date.created	2014-05-06
dc.description	The South Carolina General Assembly passed legislation in early June 2008 requiring all state agencies to develop energy conservation plans to reduce their energy consumption by one percent per year during fiscal years 2009-2013 and by a total of a 20 percent reduction in energy use by 2020. This legislation requires that each of these entities develop an energy conservation plan that addresses how it will meet energy use reduction goals and submit it to SCEO. It also requires that each entity report its progress in meeting the energy use reduction goals on an annual basis. This is that report for 2008.
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