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42 U.S.C. § 16235 — Renewable energy in public buildings

42 U.S.C. § 16235

Type
Statute
Source
United States Code
Jurisdiction
Federal
Date
2026-10-22

(a) Demonstration and technology transfer program The Secretary shall establish a program for the demonstration of innovative technologies for solar and other renewable energy sources in buildings owned or operated by a State or local government, and for the dissemination of information resulting from such demonstration to interested parties. (b) Limit on Federal funding Notwithstanding section 16352 of this title, the Secretary shall provide under this section no more than 40 percent of the incremental costs of the solar or other renewable energy source project funded. (c) Requirements As part of the application for awards under this section, the Secretary shall require all applicants— (1) to demonstrate a continuing commitment to the use of solar and other renewable energy sources in buildings they own or operate; and (2) to state how they expect any award to further their transition to the significant use of renewable energy.

Citator

42 U.S.C. § 16235 — Renewable energy in public buildings is in force in the current edition of the Code, and nothing recorded condemns it.

(a) Demonstration and technology transfer program The Secretary shall establish a program for the demonstration of innovative technologies for solar and other renewable energy sources in buildings owned or operated by a State or local government, and for the dissemination of information resulting from such demonstration to interested parties. (b) Limit on Federal funding Notwithstanding section 16352 of this title, the Secretary shall provide under this section no more than 40 percent of the incremental costs of the solar or other renewable energy source project funded. (c) Requirements As part of the application for awards under this section, the Secretary shall require all applicants— (1) to demonstrate a continuing commitment to the use of solar and other renewable energy sources in buildings they own or operate; and (2) to state how they expect any award to further their transition to the significant use of renewable energy.