Pennsylvania HB1711 establishes a Performance Incentive Program to encourage the use of low-embodied carbon concrete in public projects.

HB1711 amends Title 62 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to create a Performance Incentive Program within the Department of General Services. This program aims to incentivize the use of low-embodied carbon concrete in public projects. Vendors supplying such concrete can receive performance incentives, calculated as a percentage of the concrete's delivery cost. The program includes annual reporting to the General Assembly, guidelines for determining global warming potential baselines, and regulations for qualifying concrete delivery volumes.

Pennsylvania HB1711 establishes a Performance Incentive Program to encourage the use of low-embodied carbon concrete in public projects.

HB1711 amends Title 62 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to create a Performance Incentive Program within the Department of General Services. This program aims to incentivize the use of low-embodied carbon concrete in public projects. Vendors supplying such concrete can receive performance incentives, calculated as a percentage of the concrete's delivery cost. The program includes annual reporting to the General Assembly, guidelines for determining global warming potential baselines, and regulations for qualifying concrete delivery volumes.