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OR HB2064
Bill
AI Summary
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Public Utility Commission must investigate and create standards for reasonable shared costs of community energy resilience, allowing microgrid owners/operators to recover design, construction, and maintenance costs from customers using the microgrid or local distribution systems
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PUC must approve community microgrids that enhance local energy resilience and can support critical infrastructure during emergencies, natural disasters, or grid disruptions
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Microgrid operators may operate independently from the electric grid and direct front-of-meter energy resources during emergencies to provide resilience services to customers within the microgrid's boundaries
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Department of Consumer and Business Services must adopt building code rules supporting integration of buildings with community microgrids
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Local governments may adopt land use regulations for microgrid zones and designate geographical areas as microgrid zones (including through intergovernmental agreements), subject to PUC approval; takes effect 91st day after session adjournment
Legislative Description
Relating to microgrids; prescribing an effective date.
Last Action
In committee upon adjournment.
6/27/2025