Montana § 69-3-711 - Criteria For Allowable Conservation And Demand-Side Management Programs -- Onsite Audits
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§ 69-3-711. Criteria For Allowable Conservation And Demand-Side Management Programs -- Onsite Audits
Criteria for allowable conservation and demand-side management programs -- onsite audits. (1) The commission shall approve cost-effectiveness criteria for conservation that may be placed into a utility's rate base under this part and demand-side management programs in accordance with 69-3-1201 through 69-3-1209 . (2) The commission may conduct onsite energy audits to ensure compliance with the criteria established under subsection (1).
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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