Utah § 54-20-103 - Electric vehicle incentive program.
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§ 54-20-103. Electric vehicle incentive program.
54-20-103. Electric vehicle incentive program.
| (2) | The commission may review the expenditures made by a large-scale electric utility for the program described in Subsection (1) in order to determine if the large-scale electric utility made the expenditures prudently in accordance with the purposes of the program. |
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A large-scale electric utility proposing a program for approval by the commission under this section shall, before submitting the program to the commission for approval, seek input from:
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Enacted by Chapter 393, 2016 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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