relative to establishing a committee to study power generation, transmission, distribution, and storage.

This bill establishes a legislative committee to study power generation, transmission, distribution, and storage within the state. The committee would be composed of one senator and three representatives, who would meet to identify energy sources, assess the need for infrastructure upgrades, estimate future costs, and research storage capacity. The group is required to submit its findings and any legislative recommendations to state officials by November 1, 2024. Although the bill was introduced, it was later laid on the table and did not become law before the session ended.