Colorado § 6-7.5-108 Utility programs during transition period

Colorado Statutes

§ 6-7.5-108 — Utility programs during transition period

Colorado § 6-7.5-108

Title 06Consumer

Art.Water and Energy Efficiency Standards

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 6-7.5-108 (2026).

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(1)Should one or more products described in this article 7.5 be subject to withdrawal, repeal, or other actions that declare a federal standard invalid as described in section 6-7.5-107, the public utilities commission shall permit a three-year phaseout for a utility operating energy efficiency programs that create incentives for or otherwise encourage the use of high-efficiency versions of the affected products. This phaseout shall commence on or after the date specified in section 6-7.5-105; shall apply only to energy savings that will be mandated under this article 7.5; shall occur in equal reductions for each transition year; and must permit an orderly adjustment of the appliance or lighting market to ensure that residents and businesses in Colorado are not negatively affect

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(1) Should one or more
products described in this article 7.5 be subject to withdrawal, repeal, or other
actions that declare a federal standard invalid as described in section 6-7.5-107, the
public utilities commission shall permit a three-year phaseout for a utility operating
energy efficiency programs that create incentives for or otherwise encourage the
use of high-efficiency versions of the affected products. This phaseout shall
commence on or after the date specified in section 6-7.5-105; shall apply only to
energy savings that will be mandated under this article 7.5; shall occur in equal
reductions for each transition year; and must permit an orderly adjustment of the
appliance or lighting market to ensure that residents and businesses in Colorado
are not negatively affected by changes in product selection, business practices,
and energy efficiency program opportunities related to the affected appliances or
lighting products.

(2) For products listed in this article 7.5 that are not subject to withdrawal or
repeal, the public utilities commission shall allow at least a one-year transition for
utility-sponsored energy efficiency programs starting on or after the date specified
in section 6-7.5-105.