Utah § 79-6-1105 - Electrical Energy Development Investment Fund.

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§ 79-6-1105. Electrical Energy Development Investment Fund.

Effective 7/1/2026
79-6-1105.  Electrical Energy Development Investment Fund.
(1)There is created a special revenue fund known as the "Electrical Energy Development Investment Fund."
(2)The fund consists of:
(a)property tax differential revenue collected under Section 79-6-1104;
(b)revenue from the radioactive waste facility expansion tax collected under Section 59-24-103.8; and
(c)revenue from a tax on new generators of radioactive waste as described in Subsection 59-24-103.5(3).
(3)The council shall:
(a)administer the fund; and
(b)use fund money only as authorized under Section 79-6-1106.


Amended by Chapter 379, 2026 General Session

Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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