Increase power generation; improve Ohio's electric grid
Legislative Analysis Report Increase power generation; improve Ohio's electric grid
1. Primary Purpose of the Bill
This bill declares the General Assembly's intent to increase power generation and improve the affordability and reliability of Ohio's electric grid.
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2. Changes to Existing Law
3. Key Information for Citizens
🗳️ What You Need to Know
- The bill currently only states the legislature's intent to improve Ohio's electric grid and does not make any immediate changes to state law.
4. Entities Affected
- Electric utility companies
- Ohio electricity consumers
5. Regulatory Impact & Enforcement
Agency Authority: Not applicable
Penalties & Mandates: Not applicable
Implementation Timeline: Not applicable
6. Estimated Fiscal Impact
State Revenue Impact
Not applicable
Local Government Impact
Not applicable
Implementation Costs
Not applicable
Net Annual Fiscal Effect
Not applicable
Policy doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Meet the representatives and senators who introduced this bill and are pushing it through the chamber. Click on any sponsor to see their district, party affiliation, and what other legislation they’ve championed this session.
Primary Sponsors
Shane Wilkin
District
17
Chamber
Senate
Party
Republican
Bill Reineke
District
26
Chamber
Senate
Party
Republican
Co-Sponsors
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Status Changes
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Referred to committee
Mar 26 2025
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Referred to committee
Jan 29 2025
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Reported - Substitute
Mar 18 2025
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Passed - Amended
Mar 19 2025
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Documents
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