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Code · Nebraska · Chapter 66 — Oils, Fuels, and Energy

66-1001. Energy conservation and efficiency; legislative findings.

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The Legislature finds, for purposes of sections 66-1001 to 66-1011 , that:
(1)Our present dependence on foreign oil has created a danger to the public health and welfare and a need for a dependable source of energy;
(2)Conservation is one of the most prudent means of meeting our need for a dependable source of energy;
(3)There is an urgent and continuing need for every person and business in the state to conserve energy;
(4)There is an urgent and continuing need for capital to provide the initial investment necessary to make homes and other buildings more energy efficient;
(5)It would be prudent for our publicly owned electric utilities to supply this needed capital in order to avoid the greater costs of constructing new generation facilities; and
(6)Involvement by our publicly owned electric utilities in energy conservation programs serves a public purpose.
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