Topic:"Property Assessed Clean Energy" in M10473

y establishing new standards for three additional products – pool pumps, pool pump motors and electric spas – that became effective January 1, 2012. These have not been preempted by federal standards. Last Reviewed: June 2019 ", Arkansas,3...

AI summary Arkansas implements energy efficiency incentives, including PACE financing and the DOE Weatherization Assistance Program, targeting low-income households. The state lacks engagement with marginalized groups in energy planning and relies on DSIRE for incentive data. Programs like the Advanced Energy Technology Loan support commercial energy retrofits.

the state-funded incentives on DSIRE and below, Connecticut has enabled Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing and has an active program. For additional information on PACE, visit PACENation. Healthy Homes Initiative: The Connecti...

AI summary Connecticut has implemented several energy efficiency and assistance programs, including the Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing, the Connecticut Efficient Healthy Homes Initiative (CTEHHI), and the CT Energy Assistance Program (CEAP), which target energy efficiency, health, and financial assistance for low-income households.

intenance. Last Reviewed: July 2020 ","No policy in place or proposed. Last Reviewed: June 2020 ",0 out of 3,"Florida has not set appliance standards beyond those required by the federal government. Last Reviewed: June 2019 ", Georgia,42,1...

AI summary The text outlines that Florida has not set appliance standards beyond federal requirements and Georgia does not offer state-funded consumer incentives for energy efficiency. Georgia enables PACE financing but lacks active programs. There is no disclosure policy in place for energy plans or equity-related metrics.

or proposed. Last Reviewed: July 2020 ","No policy in place or proposed. Last Reviewed: July 2020 ",0 out of 3,"Idaho has not set appliance standards beyond those required by the federal government. Last Reviewed: June 2019 ", Illinois,15,...

AI summary Illinois does not have appliance standards beyond federal requirements and has no active PACE programs, though PACE financing is enabled. The state government has set energy efficiency goals for state facilities, including a 20% reduction by 2020. No specific policies or equity-related metrics for underserved customers or clean energy workforce development were identified.

A 75-5035). Last Reviewed: July 2019 ","No policy in place or proposed. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ",0 out of 3,"Kansas has not set appliance standards beyond those required by the federal government. Last Reviewed: June 2019 ", Kentucky,33,...

AI summary The text discusses energy efficiency policies and programs in Kansas and Kentucky, highlighting the absence of appliance standards in Kansas and the presence of financial incentives and PACE financing in Kentucky. It also mentions the School Energy Managers Project and Industrial Revenue Bonds as tools for promoting energy efficiency.

ever, introduced standards that preempted state standards for five of those products. New products that are considered for state standards are adopted through the Division of Energy Resources (DOER). In 2009, Massachusetts developed an app...

AI summary Massachusetts and Maryland have implemented various energy efficiency and incentive programs. Massachusetts has developed its own standards for appliance efficiency and sought federal waivers, but these were preempted by federal standards. Maryland offers incentives, PACE financing, and leads by example with energy-efficient public buildings and research centers.

o the state-funded incentives on DSIRE and below, Maryland has enabled Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing and has one active program. For additional information on PACE, visit PACENation. Smart Energy Communities Program: Loca...

AI summary Maryland has implemented Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing and a Smart Energy Communities Program offering grants and technical assistance to local governments. Chapter 2 of Maryland's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Act (GGRA) Plan emphasizes climate justice and equity through engagement with the Commission on Environmental Justice and Sustainable Communities and the Maryland Climate Change Commission.

the state-funded incentives on DSIRE and below, Michigan has enabled Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing and has two active programs. For additional information on PACE, visit PACENation. Michigan Saves: Michigan Saves was esta...

AI summary Michigan has implemented Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing and the Michigan Saves program, a green bank established in 2009. Michigan Saves provides affordable financing and incentives for energy-efficiency, geothermal, and solar PV projects. Additionally, the LED Conversion Building Retrofit Program offers matching grants for LED conversions in commercial and multi-purpose buildings owned by small businesses and non-profits.

posed. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ","No policy in place or proposed. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ",0 out of 3,"Mississippi has not set appliance standards beyond those required by the federal government. Last Reviewed: June 2019 ", Missouri,33,...

AI summary Mississippi has not implemented appliance standards beyond federal requirements, while Missouri offers various financial incentives for energy efficiency, including loans, tax deductions, and PACE financing. Missouri also leads by example with energy requirements for state fleets and energy savings performance contracts.

proposed. Last Reviewed: June 2020 ","No policy in place or proposed. Last Reviewed: June 2020 ",0 out of 3,"Montana has not set appliance standards beyond those required by the federal government. Last Reviewed: June 2019 ", Nebraska,41,1...

AI summary The document outlines energy efficiency and policy initiatives in various states, noting that Montana has not set appliance standards beyond federal requirements. Nebraska has a Dollar and Energy Savings Loan Program and enables PACE financing. However, there is no specific policy in place to ensure equity-related metrics or clean energy workforce development.

l standard. However, the state has not yet begun enforcing the standard and it is uncertain when enforcement will commence. Nevada enacted AB54, adopting federal light bulb standards into state law. Last Updated: June 2019 ", New Hampshire...

AI summary New Hampshire provides financial incentives for energy efficiency investments, including PACE financing. The state government leads by example through efficient buildings and fleets, benchmarking public buildings, and promoting energy savings performance contracts. The Better Buildings Program offers revolving loans for multifamily efficiency and renewable energy projects.

ctive January 1, 2009. New Hampshire had its standards for furnaces preempted by federal standards in 2013 and furnace fans in 2017. Otherwise, its remaining two standards have not yet been preempted. Last Reviewed: June 2019 ", New Jersey...

AI summary New Hampshire's appliance standards were preempted by federal standards in 2013 and 2017, while other standards remain in effect. New Jersey provides financial incentives for energy efficiency, including grants, loans, and PACE financing, and requires energy benchmarking in public buildings.

ddition to the state-funded incentives on DSIRE, New Jersey has enabled Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing and has an active program. For additional information on PACE, visit PACENation.

AI summary New Jersey has implemented Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing alongside state-funded incentives listed on DSIRE, supporting clean energy initiatives. More details about PACE can be found on PACENation.

00 per person for the purchase and installation of home charging equipment. Last Reviewed: June 2020 ",0 out of 3,"Policy: N.J. Stat. § 48:3-99 et seq., New Jersey Energy Efficiency Product Standards Description: In 2005 New Jersey Governo...

AI summary New Jersey established Energy Efficiency Product Standards in 2005, which were preempted by the federal Energy Policy Act. The standards are managed by the Board of Public Utilities. New Mexico offers financial incentives for energy efficiency and enables PACE financing, though no active PACE programs exist.

the Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency (DSIRE New Mexico). The state does enable Property Assessed Clean Energy Financing (PACE), but it does not have any active PACE programs. Last Updated: July 2017 ","The final s...

AI summary The state of New Mexico enables PACE financing but lacks active PACE programs. It has used Clean Energy States Alliance funds to support LMI trades training and developed the PV-on-a-Pole solar concept. A USDOE-funded modeling effort is underway to evaluate energy efficiency policies and their impact on LMI communities.

o the state-funded incentives on DSIRE and below, New York has enabled Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing and has one active program. For additional information on PACE, visit PACENation. New York Green Bank: The $1 billion NY...

AI summary New York has enabled PACE financing and has a $1 billion NY Green Bank that supplements ratepayer-funded programs by leveraging private investment for energy efficiency and clean energy. The NYGB has completed several projects, including retrofits and CHP installations, and has turned a profit since 2017.

Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency (DSIRE North Carolina). The state does enable Property Assessed Clean Energy Financing (PACE), but it does not have any active PACE programs. Last Updated: July 2018 ","The state's...

AI summary North Carolina enables PACE financing but has no active programs. The state has climate and energy policies focusing on low-income communities, including job creation, public health, and workforce development. There is currently no disclosure policy in place.

ncentives on DSIRE, Ohio has enabled Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing and has several active programs. For additional information on PACE, visit PACENation. Last Updated: July 2017 "," We were unable to determine if the stat...

AI summary The text discusses Ohio's energy initiatives, including PACE financing and energy audits mandated by Executive Order 2007-02S and H.B. 251. It also notes a lack of disclosure policy and limited information on engagement with marginalized groups in energy planning.

does it consider the proximity of transit facilities when distributing federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits to qualifying property owners. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ","No policy in place or proposed. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ","No policy...

AI summary The text discusses the absence of specific policies in Ohio and Oklahoma related to energy efficiency, climate action, and incentives. It highlights the lack of state-level appliance standards, energy action plans, and disclosure policies, while noting some initiatives like PACE financing and training programs.

ion (OUBCC) reviews and recommends building codes for residential and commercial construction. Residential buildings must comply with the 2015 IRC; however, the energy chapter references the 2009 IRC. While Oklahoma does not currently requ...

AI summary Oklahoma has mandatory statewide building codes for residential and commercial buildings, enforced by the Oklahoma Uniform Building Code Commission (OUBCC). Although not all jurisdictions are required to adopt a statewide energy code, counties can participate in PACE programs for energy efficiency through the Oklahoma Energy Independence Act, expanded by SB 1592 in 2020. Approximately 40% of Oklahoma's population resides in jurisdictions that have adopted their own building codes.

s, propane, and electricity). Source: Alternative Fuels Data Center. Last Reviewed: August 2021 ",0 out of 3,"Oklahoma has not set appliance standards beyond those required by the federal government. Last Reviewed: June 2019 ", Oregon,9,32...

AI summary The text discusses Oklahoma's lack of appliance standards beyond federal requirements and highlights Oregon's energy efficiency initiatives, including financial incentives, PACE financing, and planning assistance programs. It also references various sources and databases for energy-related information.

-2002, known as the Law for the Revitalization of Urban Centers provides incentives for the redevelopment of urban centers in P.R. The law focuses on the concept of a walkable and habitable city. FAST Freight Plans and Goals: No freight pl...

AI summary Puerto Rico has implemented incentives for urban redevelopment and vehicle purchases, including excise tax reimbursements for hybrid and electric vehicles. Rhode Island has active energy efficiency programs, PACE financing, and uses RGGI revenues for energy upgrades. Both jurisdictions have different approaches to energy and infrastructure policies.

ems of smaller sizes. Additionally, the rules establish customer-friendly timelines on approval or rejection of interconnection applications, ensuring proposed projects do not sit in regulatory limbo. For systems larger than 10 MW, a step-...

AI summary The text discusses the interconnection process for distributed generation systems in Texas, including timelines and tools for systems of various sizes. It also notes the absence of state-wide policies for acquiring energy savings or generation from CHP and highlights local PACE financing opportunities for CHP deployment in certain areas.

ast Updated: July 2017 ",,,"No policy in place or proposed Last Updated: July 2017 ",0 out of 2,"The US Virgin Islands has not set appliance standards beyond those required by the federal government. Last Updated: July 2016 ", Utah,22,20.5...

AI summary The US Virgin Islands has not implemented appliance standards beyond federal requirements. Utah offers financial incentives for energy efficiency, including PACE financing, and has revised its C-PACE program. The state also supports energy efficiency through its Governor's Office of Energy Development and the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP).

.2 million of Volkswagen (VW) settlement funds to these objectives (Link). Last Revised: June 2020 ",0 out of 3,"Maine has not set appliance standards beyond those required by the federal government. Last Reviewed: June 2019 ", Virginia,25...

AI summary The text discusses energy efficiency initiatives in Maine and Virginia, including the use of Volkswagen settlement funds, appliance standards, and various incentive programs. It highlights efforts such as the CEDS Program and Commonwealth Energy Fund aimed at promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy.

This policy promotes the consideration of all forms of transportation when designing roads and highways in West Virginia. FAST Freight Plans and Goals: No finalized freight plan or goals in place. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ","West Virginia...

AI summary The text discusses West Virginia's lack of state programs to incentivize low-income housing near transit facilities and its absence of appliance standards beyond federal requirements. It also mentions the WV Commuter Rail Access Act, which established a special fund for commuter rail track access fees. Wisconsin is highlighted for its energy efficiency initiatives, including revolving loan programs and PACE financing.

ed incentives on DSIRE, Wisconsin has enabled Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing and one active program. For additional information on PACE, visit PACENation. Last Updated: July 2017 "," The State of Wisconsin published a Clim...

AI summary The text discusses Wisconsin's energy policies, including the use of PACE financing, climate justice initiatives, energy efficiency requirements for state facilities, and fleet management goals aimed at reducing petroleum use. These efforts are supported by research on energy poverty and executive orders mandating energy efficiency improvements.

oes it consider the proximity of transit facilities when distributing federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits to qualifying property owners. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ","No policy in place or proposed. Last Reviewed: July 2019 ","No policy i...

AI summary The text discusses the absence of specific policies in several states regarding the distribution of federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, appliance standards, energy efficiency incentives, and disclosure policies. It also notes the lack of active PACE programs in Wyoming and the absence of equity-related metrics in energy plans.