SB 5727
Partial
What does Washington SB 5727 do? Would have paid one-time incentives for home batteries in a utility time-of-use or virtual power plant program. Incentives would have reached $765 per kWh for low- and moderate-income customers and $450 per kWh for others, up to 18 kWh.
Facts
- Kind
- Bill
- Status
- Did not pass
- Stage
- Did not pass
- Topics
- Incentives and programs
- Products
- Source
- Washington State Legislature (opens in a new tab)
- Citation
- SB 5727 (2025 regular session)
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