License tax, local; ordinances for severance oil, coal, or gas from earth, report. [HB-1233]
Local license tax ordinances for the severance of minerals. Requires certain localities that imposed local severance taxes for the 2008, 2009, 2010, or 2011 license year to amend their local ordinances to adopt or include certain local license tax uniform ordinance provisions into the local ordinance with an effective date retroactive to the 2008 license year. Each such locality would be required to allow taxpayers upon whom local severance taxes were imposed to avail themselves of the appeal procedures included as part of the local license tax
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HB-1233: License tax, local; ordinances for severance oil, coal, or gas from earth, report.
Sponsored by: Rep. Terry Kilgore
Governor: Acts Of Assembly Chapter Text (chap0665) on 04/06/2012
HB-291: Mines and Mining, mine or fire boss foreman's certificate of competency, qualifications further provided for, Sec 25-9-11 am'd
Sponsored by: Rep. William Roberts
Read For The First Time And Referred To The House Of Representatives Committee On Commerce And Small Business on 02/09/2012
HB-407: Alabama Coal Mine Safety Law of 1975, state mining laws extensively revised to modernize and supplemented to comply with federal law to enhance mining safety, Secs. 25-9-31, 25-9-32, 25-9-217, 25-9-380, 25-9-400 to 25-9-407, inclusive, added; Secs. 25-9-7, 25-9-9, 25-9-20, 25-9-22, 25-9-24, 25-9-40, 25-9-60, 25-9-61, 25-9-67, 25-9-80, 25-9-81, 25-9-82, 25-9-83, 25-9-86, 25-9-88, 25-9-131, 25-9-132, 25-9-133, 25-9-210, 25-9-216, 25-9-273, 25-9-276, 25-9-277, 25-9-278, 25-9-279, 25-9-280, 25-9-282, 25-9-360, 25-9-361 am'd.; Secs. 25-9-87, 25-9-153 repealed
Sponsored by: Rep. Craig Ford
Read For The First Time And Referred To The House Of Representatives Committee On Commerce And Small Business on 03/31/2011
Offshore energy resources; State to support oil and natural gas exploration, etc., exception. [SB-814]
Offshore energy resources. States that it shall be the policy of the Commonwealth to support oil and natural gas exploration, development, and production 75 miles or more off Virginia's coast, subject to the condition that such activities not be permitted if they would adversely affect the natural resources of the Chesapeake Bay, including its fish, wildlife, and aquatic resources and the habitat and ecological functions upon which they depend. Currently, the Commonwealth's policy is to support these activities 50 miles or more off Virginia's coast.
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SB-814: Offshore energy resources; State to support oil and natural gas exploration, etc., exception.
Sponsored by: Sen. Donald McEachin
Senate: Passed By Indefinitely In Commerce And Labor (10-y 3-n 1-a) on 01/24/2011
Coalbed methane gas; conflicting claims to ownership. [SB-1398]
Coalbed methane gas; conflicting claims to ownership. Provides that, in order to establish a conflicting claim to the ownership of coalbed methane gas, a claimant who is not the surface owner must submit the document by which the interest in coalbed methane gas was severed from the surface estate and identify with specificity the writing that conveys such interest. Pursuant to statutory and case law, the Gas and Oil Board may not find a conflicting claim to the ownership to coalbed methane gas pursuant if the claimant fails to show a severance of
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SB-1398: Coalbed methane gas; conflicting claims to ownership.
Sponsored by: Sen. Phillip Puckett
Senate: Failed To Report (defeated) In Agriculture, Conservation And Natural Resources (7-y 7-n) on 02/02/2011
Electric generation facilities; incentives for construction of using coalbed methane gas. [SB-1392]
Electric utility ratemaking incentives; coalbed methane gas. Authorizes investor-owned electric utilities to earn an enhanced rate of return, equal to 150 basis points above the authorized rate of return, on their investments in generation facilities that are fired at least 50 percent by coalbed methane gas produced from Virginia wells.
SB-1392: Electric generation facilities; incentives for construction of using coalbed methane gas.
Sponsored by: Sen. Phillip Puckett
Governor: Acts Of Assembly Chapter Text (chap0380) on 03/22/2011
Clean Energy Manufacturing Incentive Grant Program; created. [SB-1360]
Clean Energy Manufacturing Incentive Grant Program created. Repeals the Solar Photovoltaic Manufacturing Incentive Grant Program effective July 1, 2013, and the Biofuels Production Incentive Grant Program effective July 1, 2017, to create a program that provides financial incentives to companies that manufacture or assemble equipment, systems, or products used to produce renewable or nuclear energy, or products used for energy conservation, storage, or grid efficiency purposes. To be eligible for a grant, the manufacturer must make a capital investment
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SB-1360: Clean Energy Manufacturing Incentive Grant Program; created.
Sponsored by: Sen. John Petersen
Governor: Acts Of Assembly Chapter Text (chap0864) on 04/06/2011
Coal Mine Safety Act; updated to reflect current federal law and industry standards, penalty. [SB-1310]
Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy; Coal Mine Safety Act; penalty. Updates the Coal Mine Safety Act to reflect current federal law and industry standards. The changes include expanded safety and emergency response plans; circuitry, voltage, and grounding requirements; and a penalty for any person who provides false information during investigations by the Chief of the Division of Mines of the Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy.
SB-1310: Coal Mine Safety Act; updated to reflect current federal law and industry standards, penalty.
Sponsored by: Sen. Phillip Puckett
Governor: Acts Of Assembly Chapter Text (chap0862) on 04/06/2011
Clean Energy Manufacturing Incentive Grant Fund; created. [SB-129]
Clean Energy Manufacturing Incentive Grant Program. Repeals the Solar Photovoltaic Manufacturing Incentive Grant Program and creates a program to provide financial incentives to companies that manufacture or assemble equipment, systems, or products used to produce renewable or nuclear energy, or products used for energy conservation, storage, or grid efficiency purposes. To be eligible for a grant, the manufacturer must make a capital investment greater than $50 million and create at least 200 full-time jobs that pay at least the prevailing wage.
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SB-129: Clean Energy Manufacturing Incentive Grant Fund; created.
Sponsored by: Sen. Emmett Hanger
House: Left In Appropriations on 12/02/2010