South Carolina § 11-46-40 Annual report; contents.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 11-46-40 — Annual report; contents.

South Carolina § 11-46-40

Title 11PUBLIC FINANCE

Ch. 46SOUTH CAROLINA HYDROGEN INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT ACT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 11-46-40 (2026).

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The South Carolina Research Authority shall submit an annual report to the Governor and the General Assembly containing at a minimum the following:

(1)the total amount of monies placed in the fund in a fiscal year and the total amount of monies granted from the fund in a fiscal year;

(2)a list of the applicants that received grants and the applicants' stated objectives;

(3)an audit of the activities conducted by the applicants;

(4)the monies used by the authority for administration and management, which may not exceed two hundred thousand dollars annually, and the percentage of each grant used for administration and management;

(5)the progress achieved by the authority and the fund in creating a sustainable foundation upon which a hydrogen economy may develop across the State; and (6)

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The South Carolina Research Authority shall submit an annual report to the Governor and the General Assembly containing at a minimum the following: (1) the total amount of monies placed in the fund in a fiscal year and the total amount of monies granted from the fund in a fiscal year; (2) a list of the applicants that received grants and the applicants' stated objectives; (3) an audit of the activities conducted by the applicants; (4) the monies used by the authority for administration and management, which may not exceed two hundred thousand dollars annually, and the percentage of each grant used for administration and management; (5) the progress achieved by the authority and the fund in creating a sustainable foundation upon which a hydrogen economy may develop across the State; and (6) the certified gross profits earned by grant recipients provided pursuant to Section 11-46-60.