Ends state mandates for specific clean energy sources in electricity.
This bill would stop states, territories, and their local governments from requiring specific amounts of renewable, zero-emission, or carbon-free energy in their electricity supply. It would also prevent them from linking electricity market participation or utility rules to these clean energy requirements. The goal is to protect the electric grid's reliability and prevent higher electricity costs.
Currently, states and local governments can require specific amounts of renewable or carbon-free energy in their electricity supply and link market rules to these requirements. If this bill becomes law, these state and local mandates would be overridden, meaning states could no longer enforce such clean energy requirements.
S 3839 · 119th Congress · February 11, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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