South Carolina Energy Security Act amends utility regulations to enhance energy efficiency, renewable energy procurement, and economic development.
The South Carolina Energy Security Act amends the state's utility regulations to promote energy efficiency, renewable energy procurement, and economic development. It requires electrical utilities and the Public Service Authority to submit integrated resource plans to the commission, detailing long-term energy forecasts and generation technology proposals. The act encourages the deployment of fusion energy and advanced nuclear facilities, including small modular nuclear reactors, at suitable sites.
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