Regulatory Reform Act of 2026 revises North Carolina's energy savings contract regulations.
The Regulatory Reform Act of 2026 amends North Carolina's energy savings contract regulations, introducing new rules for guaranteed energy savings contracts. The act requires governmental units to issue requests for qualifications before entering into such contracts, with criteria including demonstrated competence, past performance, and technical feasibility. Qualified providers must conduct investment grade audits and provide annual reconciliation statements. The act also mandates the Department of Administration to adopt temporary and permanent rules for implementing these changes.
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