The bill proposes the enactment of section 4906.011 of the Revised Code, which establishes Ohio's energy siting policy aimed at ensuring affordable, reliable, and clean energy security. It defines key terms such as "affordable energy source," "advanced nuclear energy technology," "reliable energy source," "clean energy source," "domestic production," "infrastructure security," and "foreign adversary nation." The bill outlines criteria for what constitutes an affordable and reliable energy source, emphasizing the importance of energy that is stable, cost-effective, and capable of meeting demand with minimal interruptions.

Furthermore, the bill declares that the state's energy policy will prioritize the use of affordable, reliable, and clean energy sources, promote domestic production, and minimize reliance on foreign adversaries for critical materials. It also emphasizes the importance of using Ohioan- and American-built infrastructure for energy delivery. Importantly, the bill clarifies that these new provisions will not change the existing criteria and timelines for the approval of applications submitted to the Ohio power siting board.