Rhode Island H8519 amends the renewable energy standard to include nuclear energy and large-scale hydro as zero-emission resources.
Rhode Island H8519 amends the state's renewable energy standard to include nuclear energy and large-scale hydro as zero-emission resources that can be used to meet clean energy compliance requirements. The bill defines "zero-emission resource" to include nuclear energy resources and large-scale hydroelectric facilities. These resources can be used to demonstrate compliance with the state's renewable energy standard.
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