The bill, introduced by Representative Jacob Landry, enacts Chapter 17 of Subtitle I of Title 30 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes, focusing on clean energy solutions. It establishes definitions for key terms such as "affordable," "dispatchable," "foreign adversary nation," and "reliable" energy sources. The legislation emphasizes the importance of affordable, reliable, and clean energy security in Louisiana, directing the Department of Energy and Natural Resources to collaborate with the Public Service Commission and the Department of Economic Development to prioritize domestic fuel sources, minimize reliance on foreign nations, and ensure a sufficient supply of renewable energy.

Additionally, the bill outlines criteria for reliable energy sources, mandating that they be dispatchable and include energy generated by hydrocarbons. It specifies that energy resources must enable a stable energy grid with continuously dispatchable electricity output and the ability to adjust generation to stabilize the grid. The bill also defines "green energy" and includes energy generated from nuclear reactors and natural gas, ensuring that these definitions apply to state programs funding clean energy initiatives.