Mississippi Energy Security and Agricultural Growth Act establishes renewable energy sources and supports agricultural producers.
The Mississippi Energy Security and Agricultural Growth Act defines permissible clean and renewable energy sources, including solar, wind, nuclear, renewable natural gas, and advanced natural gas. It aims to ensure energy independence and economic competitiveness by promoting a diverse energy portfolio. The act authorizes the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce to assist poultry and livestock producers in developing anaerobic digesters to produce renewable natural gas, recognizing them as "Energy Harvest Partners." It also mandates that state agencies and political subdivisions.
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