Tennessee SB0884 amends definitions and regulations to expand permissible sources of clean or green energy for public utilities.
Tennessee SB0884 modifies Tennessee Code to redefine "clean energy" as "clean or green energy" and expands the list of permissible energy sources for public utilities. These sources now include solar energy, photovoltaic cells, hydropower, wind power, hydrogen fuel, nuclear power, natural gas, fuel cells, energy from waste-to-energy facilities, energy storage systems, geothermal energy, dedicated crops for energy production, industrial byproduct technologies, and waste heat recovery.
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