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CT SB01142
Bill
Status
6/19/2013
Primary Sponsor
Judiciary Committee
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AI Summary
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Commissioner of Correction may conduct a pilot program at one or more correctional facilities using renewable energy sources including solar, wind, water, and biomass for space heating, cooling, domestic hot water, and other applications.
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Commissioner must select appropriate facility by considering inmate population nature, topography, municipal impact, and local wildlife impact.
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Energy produced is allocated to the correctional facility, with any excess energy allocated for benefit of the municipality where the facility is located.
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Commissioner may conduct the pilot program within available resources and may apply for grants or financial assistance from public or private sources.
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Commissioner must submit a report to joint standing committees on energy, judiciary, and appropriations within one year of pilot program operation, including energy production amounts, cost savings, municipal benefits, and program feedback.
Legislative Description
An Act Promoting The Use Of Renewable Energy At Correctional Facilities.
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
7/11/2013