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Don't increase use of renewable energy to 40% by 2035

SB33: Continues increasing the required minimum percentage of electrical energy sales to Delaware end-use customers from renewable energy sources through 2035.

Green Building United summary February 17, 2021: Governor Carney signed into law SB 33, a bill modifying Delaware's existing Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard. SB 33 requires at least 40% of electrical sales to end-users in Delaware be from renewable energy sources by 2035. Of the 40% renewable energy source requirement, 10% of the supply must be from solar photovoltaics. This amends the existing bill's 25% renewable by 2025 goal with a 3.5% solar photovoltaic requirement.

Legislative Outcome: Passed Senate 13-8-0 on Jan/21/21; State Sen. Colin Bonini voted NO; passed House 29-12-0 on Jan/28/21; signed by Governor John Carney on Feb/10/21.

Source: Green Building United on Delaware voting record SB33 , Jan 21, 2021

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