Missouri HB1884 mandates light-mitigating technology for wind energy systems over 50 feet tall.
Missouri HB1884 introduces new provisions for wind energy conversion systems, requiring the installation of light-mitigating technology on systems over 50 feet tall. Developers, owners, or operators must apply to the Federal Aviation Administration for approval and install the technology within 24 months. Failure to comply results in a fine of $5,000 per day per turbine. The bill also outlines procedures for reporting installation progress and delays to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources.
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