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Code · STATUTE-COMPILATIONS · Energy Security Act · Sec. 561

Sec. 561. Purpose

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## Sec. 561 Purpose It is the purpose of this subtitle— ####
(1)to establish a program under which the Secretary of Energy may provide assistance to State and local governments to encourage up to four demonstration programs that make energy conservation measures available without charge to residential property owners and tenants under a plan designed to maximize the energy savings available in residential buildings in designated areas; and ####
(2)to demonstrate through such program prototype residential energy efficiency plans under which State and local governments, State regulatory authorities, and public utilities may participate in a cooperative manner with public or private entities to install energy conservation measures in the greatest possible number of residential buildings within their respective jurisdictions or service areas. **[**[42 U.S.C. 8235 note](/us/usc/t42/s8235)**]**
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