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This bill makes minor, non-substantive changes to the definitions used in existing law regarding alternative certification for energy projects in California, which allows certain energy facilities to obtain a streamlined approval process from the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission, replacing the need for multiple permits from various state and local agencies. Specifically, it clarifies that "all" definitions apply and makes a minor wording adjustment to the definition of "facility" concerning appurtenant structures. The existing law, which is set to expire on June 30, 2029, outlines procedures for the commission to review applications for eligible facilities, including large solar and wind power plants, energy storage systems, certain thermal power plants, and projects related to renewable energy manufacturing.

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