§ 44-38-2 - Energy conservation grant. - Rhode-island Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-44 > Chapter-44-38 > 44-38-2

SECTION 44-38-2

§ 44-38-2 Energy conservation grant.– An owner or renter of a residential dwelling where the dwelling is the owner'sor renter's principal residence, and where the owner is age sixty-five (65) orover and who is not required under provisions of existing tax law to file withthe Rhode Island department of revenue, division of taxation, a state incometax return or a federal income tax return with the internal revenue service orwho does not receive a tax rebate for energy conservation, is eligible for aone time energy conservation grant of fifty percent (50%) of any sums expendedfor the purchase and installation of energy conservation items as prescribed in§ 44-38-3 for use in the dwelling. The grant shall not exceed two hundreddollars ($200).

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-44 > Chapter-44-38 > 44-38-2

SECTION 44-38-2

§ 44-38-2 Energy conservation grant.– An owner or renter of a residential dwelling where the dwelling is the owner'sor renter's principal residence, and where the owner is age sixty-five (65) orover and who is not required under provisions of existing tax law to file withthe Rhode Island department of revenue, division of taxation, a state incometax return or a federal income tax return with the internal revenue service orwho does not receive a tax rebate for energy conservation, is eligible for aone time energy conservation grant of fifty percent (50%) of any sums expendedfor the purchase and installation of energy conservation items as prescribed in§ 44-38-3 for use in the dwelling. The grant shall not exceed two hundreddollars ($200).

State Codes and Statutes

Back To Homepage

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-44 > Chapter-44-38 > 44-38-2

SECTION 44-38-2

§ 44-38-2 Energy conservation grant.– An owner or renter of a residential dwelling where the dwelling is the owner'sor renter's principal residence, and where the owner is age sixty-five (65) orover and who is not required under provisions of existing tax law to file withthe Rhode Island department of revenue, division of taxation, a state incometax return or a federal income tax return with the internal revenue service orwho does not receive a tax rebate for energy conservation, is eligible for aone time energy conservation grant of fifty percent (50%) of any sums expendedfor the purchase and installation of energy conservation items as prescribed in§ 44-38-3 for use in the dwelling. The grant shall not exceed two hundreddollars ($200).