Affordable Power Purchase Agreements Extension Act allows certain public entities to extend renewable energy contracts beyond 15 years, up to a total.
The Affordable Power Purchase Agreements Extension Act amends existing law to allow certain public entities to extend renewable energy contracts beyond the current 15-year limit, up to a total of 30 years. These contracts, which involve the purchase of electricity or thermal energy from renewable sources, can now be extended without public advertising for bids and bidding.
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