Concerning targeted urban area tax preferences.

Deleted the specific definition of 'clean energy transformation business' and the clause stating that government agencies and tribal nations are not considered such businesses.

Changed the intent statement from 'clean energy transformation businesses' to 'clean energy manufacturers'.

Renumbered the final section regarding non-applicability of sales tax from Sec. 4 to Sec. 3.

Redefined 'clean energy transformation business' to explicitly require the construction or operation of equipment for green electrolytic or renewable hydrogen, instead of just producing the hydrogen.

Modified the definition of energy storage to specify it must be equipment capable of transmitting electric energy at 500 kilovolts or greater.

Removed the previous definition of 'qualified clean hydrogen' which was based on a specific greenhouse gas emissions rate threshold.

Updated the definition of 'undeveloped or underutilized' to clarify that it includes portions of real property targeted for new or expanded industrial or manufacturing uses.

Changed the bill title from 'Engrossed Substitute House Bill 1210' to 'Second Engrossed Substitute House Bill 1210' to indicate it has been amended and reintroduced.

Updated the legislative intent statement to refer to 'clean energy transformation businesses' instead of 'clean energy manufacturers' to include a wider range of companies.

Amended the list of amended statutes to include RCW 84.25.030 and 2022 c 172 s 1, which contain the definitions for the new terminology.

Replaced the specific requirement for 'United States nuclear regulatory commission' certification with the broader 'federal regulatory commission' certification for projects seeking extended tax exemption time.

Added a new definition for 'clean energy transformation business' describing it as a business creating products to lower Washington's carbon emissions.

Updated the conditions for granting deadline extensions to apply to any clean energy transformation business with federal certification, rather than just nuclear facilities.