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UT SB0282
Bill
AI Summary
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Large load contracts (serving customers with 100+ megawatt demand) must demonstrate net positive or neutral impacts on electric system reliability, retail customer costs, and the environment before commission approval
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Large load customers must provide "reciprocal benefits" to the grid or retail customers, such as demand response capabilities, ancillary services, energy storage for grid support, emergency generation, environmental benefits, or discounted electricity sales to utilities
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Large load customers must provide financial security (bond, letter of credit, or other commission-approved instrument) covering all incremental construction costs before utilities begin designing and building facilities to serve them
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Annual resource use reports on electricity consumption and water use are required from large load customers, submitted to the Department of Natural Resources and the local municipality or county
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Effective date: May 6, 2026
Legislative Description
Electrical Grid Amendments
Business
Last Action
Senate/ filed in Senate file for bills not passed
3/6/2026