Vote Yes on this bill if you want most new renewable and storage projects to be taxed at a higher assessed value, which could increase local tax revenue and narrow special tax treatment for these facilities.

Organizations that support this bill may include county and city government groups, school funding advocates, taxpayer fairness organizations, and some incumbent utilities that would benefit from keeping the lower tax valuation only for certain projects started before 2030.

Vote No on this bill if you want Arizona to keep stronger tax incentives for renewable and storage development, encourage more competition and investment after 2029, and avoid making many new clean energy projects more expensive to build.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include solar and battery developers, renewable energy trade associations, clean energy advocates, and large power users concerned that higher taxes could discourage new projects and raise long-term energy costs.