Rep. Levitt introduces 'in-state first' energy policy for large projects; committee introduced the RS
Representative Levitt introduced RS 32573, a draft 'in-state first' policy that would require energy facilities of 50 megawatts or larger to obtain conditional use permits and offer electricity first to Idaho electric suppliers at market rates; committee voted to introduce the RS for further consideration.
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Representative Levitt, R-Twin Falls, requested introduction of RS 32573, describing it as an "in-state first" energy policy intended to prioritize Idaho consumers and businesses when large-scale energy facilities are built in the state.
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