State Codes2030-Inspired Legislation
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State of Illinois Senate Bill SJR0027 (pdf) June 2007 This bill resolves that all new state buildings and major renovations in Illinois shall meet The 2030 Challenge targets and specified limits on the emission of greenhouse gases by 2030. | 
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State of New Mexico Executive Order 2006-001 Energy-Efficient Green Building Standards for State Buildings (pdf) January 2006 New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson issued an executive order requiring that all new state buildings and major renovations meet The 2030 Challenge's call for a 50 percent reduction in fossil-fuel energy consumption from what traditional buildings use. |  |
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State of Minnesota (pdf) It is the intention of the Institute or Local Self-Reliance (ILSR) legislation to authorize a task force and appropriate funding to study the impact that current and proposed State of Minnesota Buildings have in regard to Global Climate Change and to make recommendations on the reduction of GHG (Greenhouse Gases) emissions associated with their construction, maintenance and operation. The task force will examine the most cost-effective methods for new and existing State of Minnesota buildings to address this global issue. The task force shall report back to the legislature no later than January 1, 2008. | 
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State of Oregon Senate Bill 576 May 2007 The Legislative Assembly finds and declares that: Architecture 2030 Challenge goals should guide the design and construction of public buildings in the State of Oregon. For other legislation, see the Alliance to Save Energy’s State Energy Efficiency Index. | 
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