North Carolina S730 expands the Clean Energy Portfolio Standard to include existing nuclear and large hydroelectric power facilities.
North Carolina S730 amends the Clean Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standard to include existing nuclear and large hydroelectric power facilities in the definition of "new clean energy facility." This change aims to integrate more diverse energy sources into the state's clean energy portfolio. The act is effective immediately upon becoming law.
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