This bill establishes a framework for the designation and regulation of nonpublic utility generators in Wyoming. It defines a "consumer" as a nonresidential, nonutility retail electricity consumer receiving service from a nonpublic utility generator. The bill allows individuals or entities that have not been issued a certificate of public convenience and necessity to apply for designation as a nonpublic utility generator, provided their activities do not constitute public utility service as defined in existing law. The Public Service Commission (PSC) is tasked with reviewing applications, which must include detailed information about the proposed generator, consumers, and operational plans. The PSC will also conduct public hearings and investigations before making a decision on the application.

Additionally, the bill outlines the responsibilities of designated nonpublic utility generators, including providing electricity generated within Wyoming to approved consumers, not using public utility facilities without proper agreements, and ensuring that their operations do not harm existing public utilities. It also allows for amendments to service designations if a generator wishes to add consumers or increase service. The PSC retains jurisdiction over safety matters related to these generators. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2027, with certain provisions becoming effective immediately upon the bill's passage.