Signed | Signed by Governor. |
Enrolled | Sent to the Governor, but not yet signed. |
Passed | Passed House or Senate. |
Comm | In Committee. Hover to see committee name. Click to see members. |
Read1/2/3 | Read in chamber. |
Reported | Approved by Comm. |
Recommends | Recommended by Subcommittee. |
Left | Left in committee. |
Incorp | Incorporated into another bill. |
PBI. | Passed by Indefinitely. |
Stricken | Bill withdrawn. |
Defeated. |
House | Senate | Number | Summary | Chief Patron Click Chief Patron to see other Patrons. |
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Passed | Passed | HB 1965 | Low and Zero Emissions Vehicle program. Directs the State Air Pollution Control Board to implement a low-emissions and zero-emissions vehicle program for motor vehicles with a model year of 2025 and later. | Lamont Bagby |
Passed | Passed | HB 1979 | EV Rebate Program. Creates a rebate program for the purchase or lease of new and used electric vehicles, to be administered by the Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy. | David Reid |
Passed | Passed | HB 2227 | Uniform Statewide Building Code; energy efficiency and conservation. | Kaye Kory |
Passed | Passed | SB 1164 | Unregulated Plastic Chemical Conversion Plants Defines "advanced recycling" as a manufacturing process for the conversion of post-use polymers and recovered feedstocks into basic hydrocarbon raw materials and other materials. | Emmett Hanger |
Left | SB 1224 | Uniform Statewide Building Code; amendments, energy efficiency and conservation. | Jennifer Boysko | |
Passed | Passed | SB 1265 | Natural gas pipelines; stop work orders. Authorizes the Department of Environmental Quality to conduct inspections of the land-disturbing activities related to construction of any natural gas transmission pipeline equal to or greater than 24 | Creigh Deeds |
Passed | Passed | SB 1311 | Water quality standards; modification of permits and certifications. | Jennifer McClellan |
Passed | Passed | SB 1380 | Electric utilities; electric school bus projects. Authorizes electric utilities to partner with school divisions to implement projects designed to encourage the proliferation of school buses that are fueled in whole or in part by electricity... | Louise Lucas |
Passed | PBI | HB 2048 | Electric utility regulation; purchasing from competitive suppliers. | Jeffrey Bourne |
Incorp | HB 2057 | Electric utilities; triennial review. Makes various changes to procedures under which the State Corporation Commission reviews the earnings and sets the rates of investor-owned incumbent electric utilities. | Lee Ware | |
Comm | S 2085 | Save Our Future Act | Sheldon Whitehouse [D-RI] | |
Passed | Passed | HB 2118 | Virginia Electric Vehicle Grant Fund and Program; created, report. Establishes the Electric Vehicle Grant Fund and Program for the purpose of (i) awarding grants on a competitive basis to public school divisions for (a) assisting with costs of replacing diesel school | Mark Keam |
Passed | PBI | HB 2200 | Electric Utilities; Triennial Review. Makes various changes to procedures under which the State Corporation Commission reviews the earnings and sets the rates of investor-owned incumbent electric utilities. | Jay Jones |
Left | HB 2292 | Fossil fuel projects; establishes a moratorium, effective January 1, 2022, etc. | Josh Cole | |
Comm | HR 2307 | Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act of 2021 This bill imposes a fee on the carbon content of fuels, including crude oil, natural gas, coal, or any other product derived from those fuels that will be used so as to emit greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. | Theodore Deutch [D-FL] |
Petersen, who has introduced similar bills in the past, stated, ‘Virginians were clear in the last election that a cleaner and greener climate must be made a reality and the only way to do that is to first pass effective campaign finance reform. That is why, in this new Virginia majority, I will sponsor SB 25, my bill to eliminate donations from publicly-chartered monopolies.” Cole stated, “The election this past November ushered a new era in Virginia’s politics. I’m proud to start that new era with HB 111 which will ensure public utility companies will be held responsible for their actions. It’s time to return power back to the people.”