ENERGY

Missouri House of Representatives
Bills Indexed by Subject
ENERGY
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: Establishes state penalties for violation of the federal Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act; makes municipalities that own gas plants subject to Public Service Commission penalties.

: Authorizes an incentive program for forestry, extends carryover of wood energy tax credit, prohibits introduction of wild elk, increases penalties for deer poaching, and allows killing of feral hogs.

: Extends the expiration of the Petroleum Storage Tank Insurance Fund and changes various board duties.

: Regulates natural gas suppliers.

: Imposes a temporary rate ceiling on gas and electric corporations.

: Authorizes the General Assembly, for 2001, to make a one-time transfer of up to five million dollars to the Utilicare Stabilization Fund.

: Requires various gasoline specifications.

: Regulates the transfer of utility generation assets; amends utility taxation and rate laws.

: Authorizes cities imposing a storm water, capital improvement or transportation sales tax to impose a sales tax on utilities by ordinance.

: Creates a sales and use tax exemption for sales of natural gas to industrial and commercial customers for the months of February to April and December of 2001, and for January and February of 2002.

: Allows electric utilities to recover certain costs impacted by natural gas prices.

: Regulates property transfers by gas, water, electric or sewer corporations.

: Prevents penalties from being assessed for noncompliance with certain educational expenditure ratios when noncompliance is due to utility cost increases.

: Requires electrical and gas providers to increase use of renewable energy resources.

: Requires natural gas companies to submit a mitigation strategy for natural gas pricing to the Public Service Commission for approval.

: Establishes retail electric customer choice.

: Extends the period in which a wood energy producer can claim a tax credit from 5 years to 10 years.

: Enacts the Missouri Retail Customer and Worker Protection Act.

: Allows a tax credit for coal-generated plants built with pollution control devices.

: Extends the Joint Interim Committee on Telecommunications and Energy to the Ninety-first General Assembly.

: Declares certain members of the Public Service Commission to be in violation of state law and further declares their positions vacant.

: Directs the Public Service Commission to freeze all utility rates at their current levels until the utility cost crisis is over.

: Urges Congress to consider establishing a strong remedial federal energy policy that delegates emergency powers to individual states.

: Urges the political subdivisions of this state to suspend imposition of the gross receipts tax on natural gas sales until the current natural gas price crisis is over.

: Urges the U.S. Congress to address the issue of increased fuel prices by developing domestic sources to reduce the nation's dependency on foreign sources of fuel.

: Revises various utility taxes.

: Revises the sunset on disclosure of certain municipal utility records.

: Revises the operation and participation of the one call notification center for excavators.

: Allows electric utilities to recover certain costs affected by natural gas prices.

: Recalling fire district board members requires misconduct in office.

: Enacts Missouri Retail Customer and Worker Protection Act.

: Allows spending of the Energy Set-aside Program Fund for administration of the energy responsibilities and activities of the Department of Natural Resources.

: Allows transfer of electric generating plant to wholesale affiliate and limited retail electronic choice.

: Establishes retail electric customer choice.

: Allows transfer of electric generating plant to wholesale affiliate and limited retail electric choice.

: Extends the period in which a wood energy producer can claim a tax credit from 5 years to 10 years.

: Establishes Joint Interim Committee on Energy Resources.

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