Washington HB2413 establishes a policy for clean and reliable energy, aiming for greenhouse gas neutral electricity sales by 2030 and 100% renewable.
Washington HB2413, known as the Clean and Reliable Energy Act, sets forth a comprehensive policy for clean and reliable energy in Washington. The act mandates that all retail sales of electricity must be greenhouse gas neutral by January 1, 2030, and that 100% of electricity sales must come from nonemitting and renewable resources by January 1, 2045. Electric utilities are required to incorporate these standards into their planning and resource acquisition practices, ensuring equitable distribution of benefits and reduction of burdens to vulnerable populations.
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