Maine § 35-A §10206 Commercial property owners

Maine Statutes

§ 35-A §10206 — Commercial property owners

Maine § 35-A §10206

Title 35-APUBLIC UTILITIES

Part 8ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Ch. 101COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ASSESSED CLEAN ENERGY

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 35-A, § 35-A §10206 (2026).

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1.Purchase of goods and services. A commercial property owner who has entered into a commercial PACE agreement under this chapter may purchase directly all goods and services for the energy savings improvements described in the commercial PACE agreement, subject to any applicable vendor certification required by the trust and other requirements of the trust. Goods and services purchased by a commercial property owner for the energy savings improvements under a commercial PACE agreement are not subject to any public procurement ordinance or statute.

2.Rights. Commercial property owners retain all rights under contract or law against parties other than the municipality or the trust with respect to energy savings improvements financed through commercial PACE agreements.

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Purchase of goods and services.
A commercial property owner who has entered into a commercial PACE agreement under this chapter may purchase directly all goods and services for the energy savings improvements described in the commercial PACE agreement, subject to any applicable vendor certification required by the trust and other requirements of the trust. Goods and services purchased by a commercial property owner for the energy savings improvements under a commercial PACE agreement are not subject to any public procurement ordinance or statute.
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Rights.
Commercial property owners retain all rights under contract or law against parties other than the municipality or the trust with respect to energy savings improvements financed through commercial PACE agreements.