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• HB 39 Telephones or digital pagers; second violation is a Class 2 misdemeanor.
• HB 69 Renewable energy portfolio standard program; required participation of electric utility.
• HB 70 Energy conservation; establishes statewide goal of reducing consumption of electric energy.
• HB 103 Consumer utility tax; exemption for public utilities, etc. on natural gas used to make electricity.
• HB 109 Personal Localized Alerting Network.
• HB 129 Electric utilities; purchases from net metering sellers.
• HB 162 Telecommunications services; SCC to excercise jurisdiction over rates and charges for prisoners.
• HB 231 Gas pipeline safety; information disclosures.
• HB 232 Renewable energy; expands definition.
• HB 312 Electric and natural gas utilities; energy efficiency programs.
• HB 394 Handheld personal communications devices; prohibits use while operating motor vehicle, etc.
• HB 404 Handheld personal communication devices; prohibits use while driving.
• HB 415 Wireless telecommunications device; prohibits using while operating a moving motor vehicle, penalty.
• HB 425 Telephone carriers; prohibited from billing customers for certain services, etc.
• HB 429 Telephone bills; blocking third-party charges.
• HB 448 Net energy metering program; standby charges.
• HB 455 Wireless E-911 Fund; distribution of funds on monthly basis to public safety answering point.
• HB 497 Handheld personal communications devices; prohibits use thereof while operating motor vehicle, etc.
• HB 559 Natural gas utilities; qualified projects.
• HB 564 Electric utilities; ratemaking incentives, landfill gas.
• HB 582 VITA; excludes procurement of information technology and telecommunications goods and services.
• HB 587 Electric transmission lines; approval process.
• HB 590 Renewable energy facilities; eligibility for incentives.
• HB 643 Virginia Telephone Privacy Protection Act; telephone call includes any text message sent.
• HB 645 Renewable energy; expands definition.
• HB 652 Handheld personal communications devices; penalty if text messaging and emailing while driving.
• HB 657 Renewable energy portfolio standard program; adjusts mix of energy sources that qualify.
• HB 672 Community Solar Gardens; created.
• HB 698 Budget; conference report to be posted on Internet.
• HB 741 Public-Private Partnership Advisory Commission; powers.
• HB 751 Criminal street gang; recruitment of persons by telephone or electronic communication, penalty.
• HB 761 Recording deeds; statement of preparation.
• HB 789 Electrical utility facilities; consideration of stability of fuel prices.
• HB 829 Virginia Immunization Information System; linkages to other VDH databases.
• HB 874 Handheld personal communications devices; penalty if text messaging and emailing while driving.
• HB 893 E-911 Services Board; Commonwealth Interoperability Coordinator to serve as advisor.
• HB 894 Electric and natural gas utilities; energy efficiency programs.
• HB 911 Renewable energy; requires SCC to establish a program of community net metering.
• HB 927 Secondhand articles; includes certain telecommunications cable.
• HB 975 Governmental utility corporation; acting as public service corporation or public service company.
• HB 1017 Renewable energy portfolio standard program; eliminates Performance Incentive provision.
• HB 1028 Electrical utility facilities; State Corporation Commission to consider public health impacts.
• HB 1053 Handheld personal communications devices; penalty if text messaging and emailing while driving.
• HB 1102 Renewable energy portfolio standard program; credits for investments.
• HB 1166 Renewable energy portfolio standard program; reporting requirements to State Corporation Commission.
• HB 1186 Telecommunications service provider or cable television system; rates for pole attachments.
• HB 1191 Cable television systems and cooperatives; nogotiate in good faith to resolve certain issues.
• HB 1193 Public procurement; posting by local public bodies of procurement opportunities.
• HB 1246 Dulles Greenway; allowed to lease property for outdoor advertising, SCC to approve toll rates.
• HB 1255 Cable franchise; right of cable operator to renew its authority by means of an ordinance.
• HB 1286 Capital projects, local; planning commission to study impact of public facilities, etc.
• HJ 27 Mandatory renewable energy portfolio standard program; Commission to study establishment for State.
• HJ 114 State renewable energy utility; joint subcommittee to study feasibility of establishing.
• SB 193 Freedom of Information Act; exemption for cell phone numbers for EMS personnel and firefighters.
• SB 210 Driver's license holders, provisional; makes cell phone use while driving a primary offense.
• SB 219 Handheld personal communications devices; penalty if text messaging and emailing while driving.
• SB 316 Dulles Greenway; SCC to hold a public hearing in Loudoun County prior to granting a toll increase.
• SB 381 Electric utilities; integrated resource plans.
• SB 382 Renewable energy portfolio standard program; reporting requirements to State Corporation Commission.
• SB 402 Nutrient Offset Fund; priority for funding for certain facilities.
• SB 413 Renewable energy portfolio standard program; credits for investments.
• SB 418 Electric transmission lines; approval process.
• SB 469 Public-Private Transportation Act of 1995; comprehensive agreements.
• SB 474 Freedom of Information Act; exemption for cell phone numbers for EMS personnel and firefighters.
• SB 492 Renewable energy; expands definition.
• SB 493 Electric and natural gas utilities; energy efficiency programs.
• SB 495 Wireless E-911 Fund; distribution of funds on monthly basis to public safety answering point.
• SB 505 Combined heat and power facilities; incentives.
• SB 511 Natural gas utilities; qualified projects.
• SB 519 Consumer utility tax; exemption for public utilities, etc. on natural gas used to make electricity.
• SB 582 Net energy metering; SCC shall approve utility's proposed standby charge methodology.
• SB 632 Wireless E-911 Fund; distribution of funds.
• SB 652 Cable television systems and cooperatives; negotiate in good faith to resolve certain issues.