Committee defers resolution to create state energy‑pathways task force amid procedure, PUC concerns
The committee reconsidered House Concurrent Resolution 202, which would form a legislative task force on the state's future energy pathways, but recommended deferring the measure because recent amendments and concerns that PUC participation could be construed as ex parte could not be resolved before the legislative deadline.
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The Senate Committee on Commerce and Consumer Protection on April 23 reconvened to reconsider House Concurrent Resolution 202 (house draft 2), which would establish a legislative task force to examine the state's future energy pathways and strategies to maximize cost savings while minimizing risk to ratepayers over the next three decades.
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