Mississippi Energy Security and Agricultural Growth Act establishes definitions for clean and renewable energy sources and protects ratepayer.
Mississippi Energy Security and Agricultural Growth Act defines permissible clean and renewable energy sources, including solar, wind, nuclear, and natural gas with carbon capture. It empowers agricultural producers to contribute to the state's energy grid by developing anaerobic digesters to produce Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). The act ensures ratepayer protection by preventing utilities from retiring reliable natural gas infrastructure if it increases consumer rates or decreases grid reliability.
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