A Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission, along with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, the Department of Community and Economic Development and the Department of Environmental Protection, to conduct an assessment and develop recommendations with the intention of establishing a comprehensive State energy strategy for this Commonwealth.
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- Passed House
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Overview
This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission, along with several state agencies, to conduct an assessment and develop recommendations for a comprehensive State energy strategy for Pennsylvania. The assessment will examine Pennsylvania’s participation in the PJM market, explore options for maintaining energy security, evaluate potential impacts of leaving PJM, and consider new generation resources and infrastructure needs. The goal is to ensure reliable and affordable electricity while supporting economic development.
Key provisions
- Evaluate Pennsylvania’s participation in the PJM market and its associated benefits, risks, and costs.
- Assess options for remaining in PJM without compromising energy policy.
- Evaluate the potential consequences of Pennsylvania utilities leaving PJM.
- Review Pennsylvania’s advocacy efforts before PJM and FERC.
- Identify the need for new and existing energy generation resources.
- Review current State energy programs and mandates, including Act 129.
- Explore commercialization of new generation technologies like carbon capture and hydrogen.
- Analyze alternative energy portfolio standards and their impact on generation capacity.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvania residents
- Pennsylvania businesses
- Pennsylvania electric utilities
- Pennsylvania consumers
- The energy sector
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Cosponsors
David Argall
Lynda Schlegel Culver
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