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This bill amends the definition of a "renewable electrical generation facility" in California law to include facilities that use turbines powered by specified fuels, in addition to existing categories like solar, wind, and biomass. This expanded definition is crucial because it impacts eligibility for various state programs, such as the California Renewables Portfolio Standard Program, which mandates that electricity providers purchase a certain amount of energy from renewable sources, and the net energy metering program, which offers financial benefits to customers who generate their own electricity using renewable facilities. The bill also clarifies that a "retail seller" has the same meaning as defined in state law, which refers to entities that sell electricity to end-use customers.

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