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Article 7-A
Home Insulation and Conservation

Sections

135‑A
Short title
135‑B
Definitions
135‑C
Home conservation plans
135‑D
Scope of plan
135‑E
Energy conservation criteria
135‑F
Energy audits
135‑G
Financing
135‑H
Installation
135‑I
Default
135‑J
Administration by public service commission
135‑K
Reports
135‑L
Alternate financing method
135‑M
Applicability to prior installations
135‑N
Nonresidential energy audits
135‑O
Recovery of costs
 



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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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