Public hearing: bill would require wind developers to seek FAA determination, install light-mitigation systems
The Senate Committee on Energy and Environment held a public hearing April 21 on House Bill 2375, which would require new or repowered wind facilities to apply to the FAA and, if applicable, the FCC for determinations about light-mitigation systems and to install approved systems within 24 months.
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The Senate Committee on Energy and Environment held a public hearing April 21 on House Bill 2375, a bill that would require developers of new or repowered wind energy facilities to seek Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) determinations and, where applicable, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) involvement before installing light-mitigation technology systems, and to install approved systems within 24 months.
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