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1016 LAWS OF MARYLAND Ch. 279
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(2) Appropriate energy conserving maintenance and
operating procedures which can be employed to reduce the energy
consumption of such building or process; and
(3) The cost of implementing appropriate industrial
energy conservation projects or industrial solar energy projects
and the savings in energy costs that are likely to result from
the implementation of such projects.
(j) "Industrial energy conservation project" means:
(1) With respect to an industrial building or an
industrial process for the production or manufacture of raw
materials or products, the purchase or installation or the
modification of an installation which is designed primarily to
reduce the consumption of energy, including:
(i) Caulking and weather stripping;
(ii) The insulation of the building structure
or any system within the building;
(iii) A storm window or door, multiglazed
window or door, heat-absorbing or heat-reflecting window or door
system, glazing, reduction in glass area, or other window or door
system modification;
(iv) An automatic energy control system;
(v) Any equipment, associated with an automatic
energy control system, which is required to operate variable
steam, hydraulic, or ventilating systems;
(vi) A modification of a furnace, or utility
plant and distribution system, including:
1. A replacement burner, furnace boiler,
or any combination of these items, which increases the energy
efficiency of the heating system;
2. Any devices for modifying a flue
opening that will increase the energy efficiency of the heating
system; and
3. An electrical or mechanical furnace
ignition system which replaces a standing gas pilot light;
(vii) The replacement or modification of a
lighting system that increases the energy efficiency of the
lighting system without increasing the overall illumination of
the building, unless the increase in illumination is necessary to
conform to any applicable State or local law;
(viii) An energy recovery system;
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