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HB3312 EngrossedLRB104 08506 AAS 18558 b

1 AN ACT concerning regulation.

2 Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, 

3represented in the General Assembly:

4 Section 1. Short title. This Act may be cited as the 

5Utility Data Access Act.

6 Section 5. Findings. The General Assembly finds and 

7declares that optimizing energy and water use through 

8whole-building utility data access is in the public interest 

9because it provides consumers, building owners, utilities, and 

10states with significant economic benefits. The General 

11Assembly further finds the following:

12 (1) implementing building energy and water use data 

13 access legislation catalyzes the development of a strong 

14 market for building energy services which will positively 

15 impact the State's economy through significant job growth;

16 (2) improving the energy and water use efficiency of 

17 the existing building stock is a key strategy to help 

18 preserve the affordability of rental housing;

19 (3) energy and water use reductions stemming from data 

20 access can result in direct cost savings to customers and 

21 in peak load reductions that benefit all ratepayers;

22 (4) data access programs allow utilities to maximize 

23 the value of their energy and water use efficiency 

HB3312 Engrossed- 2 -LRB104 08506 AAS 18558 b

1 portfolio by engaging customers and directing them to 

2 energy and water efficiency programs and by enabling 

3 utilities to target low-performing buildings;

4 (5) implementing building data access enables building 

5 owners in the State to qualify for certain federal and 

6 other incentives to help them improve their assets;

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