Requiring public utilities to report a plan for 100% renewables
This bill requires public utilities in Montana to create and submit detailed plans by June 1, 2026, outlining how they intend to transition to 100% renewable energy sources for their retail sales. The plans must include specific options, timelines, and challenges related to achieving this goal, with hydroelectric resources potentially included as part of the renewable mix. Additionally, each utility must address how its proposed transition will reduce greenhouse gas emissions in compliance with state constitutional requirements. The Energy and Telecommunications Interim Committee will review these plans, gather public feedback, and provide recommendations to the next legislature for further action.
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Oct 2024
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Introduced Oct 30, 2024
Last action Feb 10, 2025
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