If this bill were to become law, it would introduce a new concurrent memorial urging the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) to ensure reliable and affordable utility services. This insertion emphasizes the need for the ACC to reconsider its previous decisions regarding the closure of existing coal plants and to direct regulated utilities to revise their integrated resource plans to prioritize reliable sources of baseload and dispatchable power.

Additionally, the bill would remove the previous language that stated the Legislature's expectation for the ACC to protect ratepayers by adopting a national model policy regarding cost recovery from reliable energy sources. This deletion reflects a shift in focus, aligning the memorial more closely with the current legislative intent without the specific cost recovery stipulation. Overall, the bill aims to reinforce the importance of coal and other reliable energy sources in Arizona's energy portfolio.