PUBLIC UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE – Adds to existing law to provide restrictions on ownership of energy infrastructure in Idaho.

H 415 prohibits entities created or controlled by other state governments from owning, operating, or holding ownership interests in Idaho's electrical transmission infrastructure, including power lines and substations. It specifically targets out-of-state government-controlled entities while exempting private utilities, cooperatives, and Idaho-based companies that may still contract with out-of-state providers. The Idaho Public Utilities Commission will enforce compliance by reviewing ownership and requiring violators to divest within two years. The law aims to protect Idaho's energy independence by maintaining local control over critical infrastructure.