Expands the definition of clean energy systems in Michigan to include certain natural gas facilities with carbon capture and storage.
The bill amends the definition of "clean energy system" to include natural gas-fueled electricity generation facilities that use carbon capture and storage technology. These facilities must be at least 90% effective in capturing and permanently storing carbon dioxide. The Michigan Public Service Commission will review and approve plans for these systems, considering factors such as technology, affordability, and grid reliability.
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