Vote Yes on this bill if you want to end state clean and renewable energy mandates, lower utility efficiency targets to 1%, sharply cap customer solar programs at 1% of peak load and 100% of prior use, expand use of waste-derived fuels, and maintain a 2,500‑MW energy storage goal by 2029.

Organizations that support this bill may include electric utilities, natural gas and waste-to-energy companies, and business associations that want fewer renewable mandates and more flexibility to manage costs and reliability.

Vote No on this bill if you want to keep or strengthen clean-energy and efficiency standards, preserve higher limits for rooftop and community solar, maintain policies that prioritize wind and solar growth over waste-to-energy, and push utilities toward faster decarbonization.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include environmental groups, solar and wind industry associations, climate advocates, and consumer groups that favor stronger clean-energy standards.