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42 U.S.C. § 8262jEnergy management requirements for United States Postal Service

submitted 34 years ago by Pub. L. 102-486 to r/title-42-THE-PUBLIC-HEALTH-AND-WELFARE · 284 words · no verdicts yet

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The Postal Service must generally follow the same energy rules as other federal agencies. The Postmaster General can exclude some facilities if it's impractical to comply. The Postal Service must also plan, survey, and install energy-saving measures.

(a) Energy management requirements for postal facilities — (1) The Postmaster General must, as much as practical, make sure every Postal Service facility meets the same energy management requirements set for federal buildings and agencies in section 8253. (2) The Postmaster General may exclude a facility or group of facilities, and its energy use and square footage, if compliance would be impractical — based on how energy-intensive its activities are, the type and amount of energy it uses, or whether the needed changes are technically doable. Excluded facilities must be listed in the report required under section 8262i. (b) Implementation steps — To carry out (a), the Postmaster General must (1) within one year of October 24, 1992, prepare or update a plan (which can be part of the first section 8262i report) that (A) describes how this section will be carried out, (B) names the staff responsible, and (C) identifies high-priority projects; (2) survey Postal Service facilities' energy use as needed to meet this section's requirements; (3) install, in a cost-effective way as defined in section 8254, the conservation measures needed to meet these requirements; and (4) keep up the operation and maintenance procedures used under this section.
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(a) Energy management requirements for postal facilities
(1)

The Postmaster General shall, to the maximum extent practicable, ensure that each United States Postal Service facility meets the energy management requirements for Federal buildings and agencies specified in section 8253 of this title.

(2)

The Postmaster General may exclude from the requirements of such section any facility or collection of facilities, and the associated energy consumption and gross square footage if the Postmaster General finds that compliance with the requirements of such section would be impracticable. A finding of impracticability shall be based on the energy intensiveness of activities carried out in such facility or collection of facilities, the type and amount of energy consumed, or the technical feasibility of making the desired changes. The Postmaster General shall identify and list in the report required under section 8262i of this title the facilities designated by it for such exclusion.

(b) Implementation steps

In carrying 1 subsection (a), the Postmaster General shall—

(1)

not later than 1 year after October 24, 1992, prepare or update, as appropriate, a plan (which may be submitted as part of the first report submitted under section 8262i of this title)—

(A)

describing how this section will be implemented;

(B)

designating personnel primarily responsible for achieving the requirements of this section; and

(C)

identifying high priority projects;

(2)

perform energy surveys of United States Postal Service facilities as necessary to achieve the requirements of this section;

(3)

install those energy conservation measures that will attain the requirements of this section in a cost-effective manner as defined in section 8254 of this title; and

(4)

ensure that the operation and maintenance procedures applied under this section are continued.

Source credit: (Pub. L. 102–486, title I, § 166, Oct. 24, 1992, 106 Stat. 2861.)

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  • 1992Enacted · Pub. L. 102-486 · 106 Stat. 2861

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