Kentucky SB250 aims to secure affordable, reliable, and clean energy by prioritizing domestic fuel sources and avoiding foreign adversaries.
Kentucky SB250 establishes criteria for securing affordable, reliable, and clean energy within the state. It defines "affordable" as the lowest-cost method of providing electricity, considering factors like supply chain disruptions and environmental costs. "Clean energy" includes sources listed in U.S.C. sec. 15852(b) and hydrocarbon fuels in compliance with federal Clean Air Act requirements. The bill prohibits using critical materials from foreign adversary nations and prioritizes infrastructure built in Kentucky and the U.S.
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