Arizona HB2331 amends energy reliability laws to prioritize domestic fuel sources and minimize foreign reliance for public service corporations.
Arizona HB2331 amends the state's energy reliability laws to prioritize the use of domestic fuel sources and minimize reliance on foreign nations for critical materials or manufacturing when delivering energy to customers. Public service corporations must consider whether an energy resource is affordable, reliable, and clean when adopting rules or regulations. The bill defines "clean energy" as energy generated by reliable sources with emissions equivalent to North American standards, including those from hydrocarbons, nuclear reactors, and natural gas.
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