SUN Act

Solar Use Network Act or the SUN Act

This bill allows states to accommodate electric vehicle charging infrastructure, renewable energy generation facilities, electrical transmission and distribution infrastructure, and broadband infrastructure and conduit within the right-of-way of highways.

The SUN Act, also known as Bill 117 hr 3690, is a piece of legislation currently being considered by the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to promote the use of solar energy in the United States by providing incentives and support for the development and implementation of solar energy projects.

The SUN Act includes provisions for increasing funding for solar energy research and development, as well as for providing tax credits and other financial incentives for individuals and businesses that invest in solar energy technology. The bill also aims to streamline the permitting process for solar energy projects and to encourage the use of solar energy in federal buildings and facilities.

Additionally, the SUN Act includes measures to promote workforce development in the solar energy industry, such as providing training and education programs for workers in the field. The bill also includes provisions for increasing access to solar energy for low-income communities and underserved populations. Overall, the SUN Act is designed to support the growth of the solar energy industry in the United States and to help reduce the country's reliance on fossil fuels. If passed, this legislation could have a significant impact on the development and adoption of solar energy technology across the country.