Washington HB2103 allows public entities to contract for renewable or nonemitting electric generation projects.
Washington HB2103 amends existing laws to allow cities, towns, and districts to contract for renewable or nonemitting electric generation projects. These contracts can include purchasing the capability of projects to produce electricity, in addition to the actual output. The bill ensures that payments remain due regardless of project completion or operational status. It also specifies that payments cannot be reduced or conditioned on the performance of the involved parties.
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