Vermont H0601 amends the Clean Energy Standard to include zero emissions credits and updates nuclear storage regulations.

Vermont H0601 revises the state's Clean Energy Standard to include zero emissions credits as part of the required clean and renewable energy. It establishes five categories for meeting the Clean Energy Standard: total clean and renewable energy, distributed renewable generation, energy transformation, new renewable energy, and load growth renewable energy. The bill also updates regulations regarding the storage of spent nuclear fuel at the former Vermont Yankee site, requiring approval from the General Assembly and limiting the cumulative total amount of stored spent fuel.

Vermont H0601 amends the Clean Energy Standard to include zero emissions credits and updates nuclear storage regulations.

Vermont H0601 revises the state's Clean Energy Standard to include zero emissions credits as part of the required clean and renewable energy. It establishes five categories for meeting the Clean Energy Standard: total clean and renewable energy, distributed renewable generation, energy transformation, new renewable energy, and load growth renewable energy. The bill also updates regulations regarding the storage of spent nuclear fuel at the former Vermont Yankee site, requiring approval from the General Assembly and limiting the cumulative total amount of stored spent fuel.