Make carbon dioxide great again-no net zero.

Wyoming's SF 92 declares carbon dioxide "not a pollutant" and a "beneficial substance," reversing its classification under environmental law. The bill repeals existing low-carbon energy standards and prohibits the state from pursuing "net-zero" carbon reduction targets. It requires public utilities to refund customers for rates paid under repealed carbon-related rules (excluding costs for carbon capture technology), with refunds mandated within 60 days of the bill's effective date. The law directs the public service commission to create implementing rules, directly affecting Wyoming's energy sector and utility ratepayers.