MIΒ·BillΒ·2021-2022 Regular Session
HB 6019
Energy: nuclear; feasibility study on building nuclear energy in Michigan; provide for. Amends 1939 PA 3 (MCL 460.1 - 460.11) by adding sec. 10hh.
Introduced 2022-04-14Last action 2022-10-13 β Assigned Pa 218'22 With Immediate Effect
Sponsor
Graham Filler
Cosponsors
Jack O'MalleyJoseph BellinoTommy BrannBryan PosthumusDavid MartinMark TisdelRobert BezotteBradley SlaghSamantha
SteckloffMari ManoogianSara CambensyAndrew BeelerBrad PaquettePat OutmanJohn RothPauline WendzelSteve MarinoTim SnellerMatt HallLuke Meerman
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Summary
This bill requires the Michigan Public Service Commission to hire an outside consulting firm to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study on nuclear energy generation in Michigan. The study must examine multiple aspects of nuclear power development, including economic and environmental impacts, workforce considerations, safety criteria, small modular reactor capabilities, socioeconomic effects, coordination with other clean energy technologies, and policy recommendations needed to support nuclear energy adoption. Within 18 months of the bill's effective date, the commission must deliver a written report on the study's findings to the governor and key legislative leaders, providing Michigan policymakers with detailed information to inform future decisions about nuclear energy development in the state.
Note
Historical import. Session: 2021-2022
Full Bill Text
http://legislature.mi.gov/documents/2021-2022/billconcurred/House/pdf/2022-HCB-6019.pdf