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SB 314-82

Revises provisions relating to energy storage systems. (BDR 58-60)

2025 Regular Session

Overview: Bill Number: SB 314-82, Title: Revises provisions relating to energy storage systems. (BDR 58-60), Status: Bill read. No further consideration., Introduced: February 03,

Bill read. No further consideration.
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Bill Summary · SB 314-82

Overview: Bill Number: SB 314-82, Title: Revises provisions relating to energy storage systems. (BDR 58-60), Status: Bill read. No further consideration., Introduced: February 03, 2025

Purpose and Intent: The purpose of this bill is to revise existing provisions related to energy storage systems in the state. The intent is to update the regulatory framework and potentially encourage the development and deployment of energy storage technologies.

Key Provisions:
- Modifies the definition of "energy storage system" to include a broader range of technologies
- Requires the state's public utilities commission to establish new rules and regulations for the interconnection of energy storage systems
- Directs the commission to consider the potential benefits of energy storage systems, such as grid reliability and renewable energy integration, when evaluating utility resource plans

Affected Parties and Impacts:
- Utility companies and energy providers will need to comply with the new interconnection rules and regulations for energy storage systems
- Developers and owners of energy storage projects may benefit from the updated regulatory framework
- Consumers may see potential impacts on electricity rates and grid reliability depending on the implementation of the new energy storage policies

Procedural and Timeline Considerations:
The bill has been read but no further consideration is currently planned. If the bill is reintroduced and passed, the public utilities commission would likely need to develop and implement the new energy storage regulations within a specified timeframe.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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