Washington SB6004 allows public entities to contract for renewable or nonemitting electric generation projects.
Washington SB6004 amends state law to allow cities, towns, and districts to contract for electric power and energy from projects using renewable resources or nonemitting generation. The bill aims to provide flexibility for public entities to invest in clean energy projects, ensuring they can meet rising electricity demand and state clean energy goals. The contracts can include purchasing the capability of projects to produce electricity, with payments not subject to reduction or conditioning on project performance.
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