Adopt the Large Load Customer Regulation Act, provide for eminent domain relating to energy storage and regulation and taxation of energy storage resources, and change provisions relating to cryptocurrency mining operations and data centers

New definitions were added for 'Large load customer' (loads over 20 MW) and 'Onsite backup generating facilities' (generation over 1 MW that cannot operate in parallel with the grid or is non-exporting).

Public power suppliers are now required to establish specific standards for interconnecting large load customers, including requirements for customers to disclose similar past requests and provide information about onsite backup generation.

Public power suppliers are authorized to develop procedures to procure demand response and load flexibility from large customers and to require load curtailment during grid instability or emergencies.

A new study fee was established, set at either $50,000 or $1,000 per megawatt (whichever is greater), to be paid by large load customers for initial interconnection studies.

The definition of 'Allowable growth' for tax purposes was modified to include specific categories of value increases, such as annexation of real property and changes in the use of real property.