Senate Bill No. 1290, also known as Public Act No. 25-122, introduces technical revisions to the statutes concerning energy and technology in Connecticut. The bill establishes the Connecticut Siting Council, referred to as "the council," within the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection for administrative purposes. This change involves the repeal of the previous designation of "title" and its replacement with "chapter" in the legal language.

Additionally, the bill modifies the application process for facilities by changing the language regarding applicants. Specifically, it replaces the term "that" with "who" to clarify the subject of the application. Furthermore, it requires applicants who intend to submit additional applications for related facilities within five years of their initial application to indicate this intention and provide relevant information in their initial submission. These revisions aim to streamline the application process and enhance clarity in the statutes.