They have a provision that requires 4.3 percent of all sales be from renewables in the year 2009, which is where their bill stops going forward. Our provision calls for 3.4 percent by the year 2009 and has the same exclusions they have in Texas. If the Senator has any contrary information, I want to----
Jeff Bingaman: “They have a provision that requires 4.3 percent of all sales be from renewables in the year 2009, which is where their…”
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Discussing renewable energy sales requirements during legislative debate.
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