Authorizes renewable energy systems on preserved farmland to provide power or heat to adjacent properties, under certain conditions.
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This bill allows for the use of renewable energy generated on preserved farmland to power or heat nearby properties. It expands the current regulations regarding renewable energy systems on farmland, permitting the energy produced to be supplied to adjacent homes. The bill specifies that the adjacent property must be the primary residence of the farm owner or operator. This aims to promote sustainable energy use while preserving agricultural land.
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