N.Y. Public Authorities Law Section 1882
School energy efficiency collaboration program

1.

The purpose of the school energy collaborative program shall be to reduce redundancies, raise awareness and promote the efficient implementation of public school energy projects across New York state.

2.

In developing this multidisciplinary collaborative program, the authority shall work in partnership with the New York power authority, the Long Island power authority, the state education department, the New York association of school business officials, the New York state school boards association, energy service companies, utility programs and other school administrators.

3.

The authority shall serve as the lead agency in developing a collaborative program by November first, two thousand seventeen and shall serve as the lead contact for all public schools interested in pursuing energy efficiency projects.

4.

The collaborative program may provide support on:

(a)

developing the technical aspects of energy projects;

(b)

sharing case studies and other information on completed projects;

(c)

developing demonstrations;

(d)

providing training opportunities for building operators;

(e)

providing a comprehensive catalog of informational and financial resources available to schools pursuing energy projects; and

(f)

anything else the collaborative deems to be appropriate in furthering their purpose.

5.

The authority shall provide all other collaborative members with updated information regarding the program for further distribution. The state education department may, through regular communications with school districts, promote the existence of the collaboration.

Source: Section 1882 — School energy efficiency collaboration program, https://www.­nysenate.­gov/legislation/laws/PBA/1882 (updated Nov. 11, 2016; accessed May 4, 2024).

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New York state energy research and development authority 1853
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Public service law not applicable to authority 1872
Green residential building program 1872‑A
Affordable residential green building program 1873
Examination and reporting of energy efficiency grant recipients 1875
Legislative findings and declaration of intent 1876
High temperature technology research program established 1877
Purposes of the high temperature technology research program 1878
State coordination, oversight and technology transfer 1879
Funds 1880
Legislative findings and declaration of intent 1881
High phase order electric transmission research project 1882
School energy efficiency collaboration program 1883
State oversight and funding 1884
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Accessed:
May 4, 2024

Last modified:
Nov. 11, 2016

§ 1882’s source at nysenate​.gov

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