HB2388 regulates the siting of distributed energy generation resources on agricultural lands in Washington.
HB2388 amends Washington's development regulations to facilitate the siting of distributed energy generation resources on agricultural lands. It allows for solar energy production facilities, including agrivoltaic and pivot corner facilities, on agricultural lands of long-term commercial significance. The bill also permits wind energy generation, energy storage, and microgrids on designated agricultural lands. It mandates that counties and cities adopt development regulations to conserve agricultural, forest, and mineral resource lands.
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