Prohibits tier two battery energy storage systems within one thousand feet of a populated area in cities with a population of one million or more.
The bill amends the energy law by adding a new article that defines "battery energy storage system" and "populated area." It prohibits the construction or operation of tier two battery energy storage systems within one thousand feet of a populated area in cities with a population of one million or more. Tier two systems are defined as those with an aggregate energy capacity greater than six hundred kilowatt hours or those comprised of more than one storage battery technology in a room or enclosed area.
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