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House Energy advances committee bill 260726 in preliminary vote

House Energy Committee · February 12, 2026
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Summary

The House Energy Committee voted to advance committee bill 260726 (draft 1.4) after a roll call; Representative Michael Southworth moved to move the bills forward and the clerk recorded affirmative votes. No further amendments were adopted at that time.

The House Energy Committee voted to advance committee bill 260726 (draft 1.4) during its digital session. Representative Michael Southworth moved to move the bills forward; the clerk called the roll and members recorded affirmative votes, and the motion carried.

The vote was procedural: committee leadership confirmed the changes previously approved were incorporated into draft 1.1 and the updated draft 1.4 (timestamped 09:38AM) would be posted to the committee website. The committee did not take additional substantive amendments on the motion and indicated the bill will be placed on notice to move forward in the legislative process.

The committee then shifted to public testimony and a separate substantive discussion of H.716, the net-metering reform bill.

No contentious objections to the procedural motion were recorded at the time of the roll-call vote.