The SB 2627 Bill
SB2627 contemplated financing programs for dispatchable generating facilities.
Funding and Loan Terms Contemplated
Completion Incentives
Markets
Outcomes
In a historical Texas legislative update, DECH reported that Senate Bill 2627 had been introduced as a replacement for SB6 and was being considered by a House committee.
The proposal aimed to support construction, maintenance, and modernization of dispatchable generation.
Funding and Loan Terms Contemplated
The bill described up to $10 billion in potential state-supported financing and zero-interest loan opportunities.
The proposal included long-term financing for new natural-gas generation as well as support for maintaining certain existing generating facilities.
Completion Incentives
The original proposal discussed incentives for generators commissioned by specified milestones, including December 31, 2026.
Historical legislative proposal. The terms quoted here should not be interpreted as currently available state financing.
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