Arizona HB2551 establishes an Office of Resiliency to address climate change risks and promote renewable energy.
Arizona HB2551 creates an Office of Resiliency within the governor's office to advise on climate change risks and develop a resiliency plan. The office will identify and characterize risks to water resources, temperature-sensitive populations, energy systems, transportation systems, vital infrastructure, and natural lands. It mandates that electric distribution utilities generate at least 50% of their electricity from renewable resources by 2035. The bill also repeals existing statutes related to climate change.
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