Docket Room.
HB 2457·AZ·house

public utilities; plant construction; colocation

FailedFiled Jan 22, 2026
Sponsor: Justin Wilmeth (R)
Latest Action

Senate: Third reading — FAILED

Jun 10, 2026

Summary

The bill permits a public utility to build a new power plant without an environmental compatibility certificate if the plant is located beside a large industrial energy user that has proper zoning. The utility must give the Arizona Corporation Commission 30 days’ written notice and hold at least one public comment session in the county. The commission would be required to adopt rules defining “colocated” and “large industrial energy user.”

AI-generated summary — may be incomplete or inaccurate. Verify against the official bill text.

Share

Track this bill

Get an email when HB 2457 moves: committee action, floor votes, amendments and hearings. Free, no card.

Track HB 2457 free

Or ask your AI assistant about HB 2457 directly:

Add to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor
Docket Room · Nonpartisan legislative tracking
Docket Room IntelligencePro

Ask about your legislation

I can analyze your tracked bills, upcoming hearings, and recent changes.

AI-generated · Nonpartisan · Not legal advice