The bill prohibits the construction and operation of new solar power facilities and carbon dioxide storage facilities for one year from the effective date of the act, with specific conditions outlined. A solar power facility that is not operating or under construction as of the effective date cannot be built or operated unless the proposed operator holds a public hearing in the relevant county after providing 30 days' notice. This restriction applies only to counties contiguous to the Gulf of America, citing significant population increases and the need to protect the unique environmental aspects of river deltas and the gulf. Additionally, during this one-year period, local governing bodies cannot adopt regulations that are more stringent than those specified in the bill.

Furthermore, the bill defines a "carbon dioxide storage facility" and similarly prohibits the construction or operation of such facilities that are not already operating or under construction as of the effective date. The act emphasizes the need for regulatory consistency and environmental protection in the specified regions. The bill is set to take effect immediately upon passage.