Utah Energy Council Amendments

Summary

The bill establishes a new political subdivision, the Utah Energy Infrastructure Service District, which can own and operate energy facilities and issue revenue bonds outside the state’s debt limit. It also expands the Utah Energy Council to seven members, makes council members the district’s board of trustees, and gives the council a formal financing role. The changes aim to streamline development of power generation, transmission and storage projects while providing a dedicated funding mechanism.

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