Texas § 2305.034 STATE AGENCIES PROGRAM.

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§ 2305.034 — STATE AGENCIES PROGRAM.

Texas § 2305.034

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2305.034 (2026).

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Sec. 2305.034. STATE AGENCIES PROGRAM. The energy office is the supervising agency for the state agencies program that may distribute funds through Chapter 447 . Projects funded under this section may include:

(1)energy manager training;

(2)energy savings performance contracting services, including:

(A)education and training;

(B)contract review and approval;

(C)third-party contract review;

(D)development and dissemination of guidelines; and

(E)identification of contract financing sources;

(3)energy-efficient design assistance for new facilities, including major renovation;

(4)projects for state building design standards compliance;

(5)projects to create awareness of model energy codes at the local and state levels;

(6)projects to develop and maintain the state's utility database

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Sec. 2305.034. STATE AGENCIES PROGRAM. The energy office is the supervising agency for the state agencies program that may distribute funds through Chapter 447 . Projects funded under this section may include:
(1) energy manager training;
(2) energy savings performance contracting services, including:
(A) education and training;
(B) contract review and approval;
(C) third-party contract review;
(D) development and dissemination of guidelines; and
(E) identification of contract financing sources;
(3) energy-efficient design assistance for new facilities, including major renovation;
(4) projects for state building design standards compliance;
(5) projects to create awareness of model energy codes at the local and state levels;
(6) projects to develop and maintain the state's utility database; and
(7) other appropriate energy and information applications.