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Information provided by EPA State Climate and Energy Program, South Dakota State Planning and Incentive Structures
Summary: In 2008, the South Dakota legislature passed a bill (SB 188) requiring use of high performance building standards for new state construction and renovation. The new standard must be at least as stringent as the LEED-Silver standard, the two-globe standard on the Green Globes rating system, or a comparable standard. The new state standard will apply to all new state-funded construction projects costing more than $500,000 or occupying more than 5,000 square feet of space. The State of South Dakota Energy Conservation Loan Fund uses over $8 million dollars of funds to provide no-interest loans to State Government of South Dakota projects. The loan repayment is based on energy costs savings. Links:
No policy in place or proposed
No policy in place or proposed Note: For state efficient fleet initiatives, policies listed must make a specific, mandatory requirement for increasing state fleet efficiency. State alternative-fuel vehicle procurement requirements that give a voluntary option to count efficient vehicles are thus not included.
Links: Last Updated 09/04/2009 |
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