This bill aims to prohibit municipalities in Michigan from enacting any bans on the use of natural gas or the installation of natural gas infrastructure. It defines key terms such as "governing body," "municipality," and "natural gas infrastructure," establishing a clear framework for the legislation. The bill specifies that starting from its effective date, local governing bodies are not allowed to adopt or enforce any ordinances, resolutions, or policies that would restrict the use of natural gas or the installation of related infrastructure.

Additionally, the bill states that any local ordinances, resolutions, or policies that conflict with this prohibition and are adopted after the effective date will be considered void and unenforceable. This legislation reinforces the state's authority over local regulations concerning natural gas, ensuring that municipalities cannot independently impose restrictions that would limit its use or infrastructure development.