Virginia SB751 amends the Utility Facilities Act to redefine "public utility" and clarify regulations on landfill gas sales and electric energy.
Virginia SB751 amends the Utility Facilities Act by redefining "public utility" to exclude certain entities, including those providing non-utility gas service or storage of electric energy not for sale to the public. The bill also specifies conditions under which landfill gas sales are regulated and outlines the State Corporation Commission's jurisdiction over electric energy distribution. It includes provisions for the sale of landfill gas to public utilities and other entities, ensuring that tariffs do not impose less favorable terms on customers.
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