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Utah Legislature

Public Utilities, Energy, and Technology Interim Committee

5 senators and 13 representatives · 15 Republican, 3 Democratic

Bill requests, drafts and saved activity

13 saved references for this committee. Requests and drafts appear first, including earlier snapshots. These are selected records, not a complete committee history or a current list of pending legislation. Source-check dates are distinct from the record dates shown.

  • Portable Solar Device AmendmentsDraft legislation · Scheduled · 1:15 p.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled consideration on October 21, 2026. 2027 draft listed for committee consideration; the agenda does not summarize specific operative provisions. An agenda does not establish that consideration occurred or that the draft was approved, introduced or enacted.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Wastewater Treatment Security AmendmentsCommittee-endorsed draft · Committee meeting

    Approved as a committee bill a 2027 draft addressing security at major publicly owned wastewater-treatment facilities. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Energy Procurement AmendmentsCommittee-endorsed draft · Committee meeting

    Approved as a committee bill a 2027 draft repealing renewable-energy portfolio requirements for corporations and municipal electric utilities. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Nuclear Energy Consortium Sunset RepealCommittee-endorsed draft · Committee meeting

    Approved as a committee bill a 2027 draft that would remove the Nuclear Energy Consortium repeal date. This records the reported interim action only; it does not establish introduction, passage, enactment or later status.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Public Utilities, Energy, and Technology Interim CommitteeScheduled meeting · Scheduled · 1:15 p.m.–3:45 p.m. (Mountain Time)

    Interim committees in the general interim schedule. Check the committee's current agenda for changes; not proof the meeting occurred.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Electricity and natural gas cybersecurity auditStudy or report · Scheduled · 1:15 p.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled review of an audit and its legislative recommendations.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Public Utilities, Energy, and Technology Interim CommitteeScheduled meeting · Scheduled · 1:15 p.m.–3:45 p.m. (Mountain Time)

    Interim committees in the general interim schedule. Check the committee's current agenda for changes; not proof the meeting occurred.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Statewide digital connectivity plan reportStudy or report · Scheduled · 1:15 p.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled Utah Broadband Center presentation on the statewide plan.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Utah Energy Council reportStudy or report · Scheduled · 1:15 p.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled updates on energy development zones and the Intermountain Power Agency coal-unit disposition process; no completed sale is established.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Utah Energy Research Board reportStudy or report · Scheduled · 1:15 p.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled report from the board overseeing the San Rafael lab and Utah Advanced Nuclear and Energy Institute.

    Source checked · Official source
  • Water system security annual report: 2026 HB19Study or report · Scheduled · 1:15 p.m. meeting start (Mountain Time)

    Scheduled drinking-water security report. The agenda explicitly cites HB19, Drinking Water Utilities Amendments, from the 2026 General Session.

    Source checked · Official source2026 legislation explicitly named in the scheduled security report: H.B. 19 (2026 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked .
  • Large-load electricity rate schedules: 2025 SB132Study or report · Committee meeting

    The Legislature’s August summary reports: Heard how Rocky Mountain Power’s Schedules 32 and 34 compare with the large-load framework in 2025 General Session SB132, plus customer and legislative-recommendation updates.

    Source checked · Official source2025 legislation explicitly cited in the reported rate-schedule comparison: S.B. 132 (2025 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked .
  • Large-load electricity contracts: 2025 SB132Study or report · Committee meeting

    The Legislature’s May summary reports: Heard Rocky Mountain Power’s update on the large-load contract application process under 2025 General Session SB132.

    Source checked · Official source2025 legislation explicitly cited in the reported contract-process update: S.B. 132 (2025 General Session) · Official bill record. Reference checked .

A request, scheduled discussion or committee endorsement does not establish bill introduction, passage or enactment. A scheduled date does not establish that a meeting occurred.

Search this committee's saved activity · Browse numbered bills and recorded floor votes

Senators

MemberDistrictCounties
Scott D. Sandall (Republican)
Executive Appropriations Vice Chair
Senate District 1Box Elder, Cache and Tooele
Ann Millner (Republican)Senate District 5Davis, Morgan and Weber
Karen Kwan (Democratic)
Minority Whip
Senate District 12Salt Lake
David P. Hinkins (Republican)Senate District 26Carbon, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Kane, San Juan, Utah, Wasatch and Wayne
Derrin R. Owens (Republican)Senate District 27Garfield, Juab, Kane, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, Utah, Washington and Wayne

Representatives

MemberDistrictCounties
Thomas W. Peterson (Republican)House District 1Box Elder and Cache
Casey Snider (Republican)
Majority Leader
House District 5Cache
Nicholeen P. Peck (Republican)House District 28Tooele
Doug Owens (Democratic)
Minority Caucus Manager
House District 33Salt Lake
Rosalba Dominguez (Democratic)House District 35Salt Lake
Kay J. Christofferson (Republican)House District 53Utah
Troy Shelley (Republican)House District 66Juab and Sanpete
Christine F. Watkins (Republican)House District 67Carbon, Duchesne, Emery and Grand
Scott H. Chew (Republican)House District 68Daggett, Duchesne, Summit and Uintah
Carl R. Albrecht (Republican)House District 70Sevier, Piute, Beaver and Iron
Rex P. Shipp (Republican)House District 71Iron
Colin W. Jack (Republican)House District 73Washington
Walt Brooks (Republican)
Executive Appropriations Vice Chair
House District 75Washington

Members as each legislator's entry on the Legislature's roster lists them, as of October 15, 2026. The roster doesn't say who chairs a committee; check the Legislature's website for chairs, agendas, minutes and recordings.

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