NE LB1010

Adds "storage" to eminent domain authority for public power districts and electric cooperative corporations, allowing them to acquire property used for electrical energy storage through condemnation proceedings under Chapter 76, article 7

Creates new definition of "energy storage resource" as facilities capable of receiving electric energy from the grid or generation sources and storing it for later injection back into the grid, excluding reactive power devices and electric vehicle charging equipment

Requires private electric suppliers to obtain Nebraska Power Review Board approval before constructing or acquiring energy storage resources, including filing applications with power purchase agreements, written consent from affected electric suppliers, and joint transmission development agreements

Mandates that energy storage resources near military installations (within 10-mile radius) must certify they contain no electronic-related equipment manufactured by foreign adversaries, with exemptions available for suppliers complying with North American Electric Reliability Corporation critical infrastructure protection requirements

Establishes violation procedures including $500 fines for private suppliers who commence construction less than 30 days before providing required notice, with hearing rights before the board and requirements to cease construction if violations are not remedied within 20 days