(UPDATED to correct that the Kansas Legislative Policy Group was neutral)
Renewable energy interests are fighting back against a proposal that would impose new taxes on wind and solar facilities as part of a new alternative to lowering property taxes.
A bill introduced in the Senate would impose two new taxes, one based on production and another called a "nameplate capacity tax," which is the amount of energy generated by the wind farm or solar facility when operating at maximum capacity and measured in either kilowatts or megawatts.
Supporters say the bill is about ensuring tax parity for all energy . . .
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