For property tax years starting in 2027, qualifying electricity storage property would be valued using electric plant rules, including a 20% minimum value.
The proposed text would use special electric plant tax rules to value property that stores electricity. The rules subtract depreciation and other justified adjustments, but the value cannot fall below 20% of the property's cost.
The proposed text applies the special electric plant valuation method to property used to store electricity. It covers property used to store electric power or energy when that property is subject to property tax. The text defines storage technology as equipment that converts, stores, and returns electricity to balance supply and demand, help dispatch electricity, or increase returns from electricity sales. The method starts with the property's cost, subtracts depreciation and other justified adjustments, and sets a floor of 20% of its cost. The proposed provisions would apply to property tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2027.
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