S.B. 1380: Large load customers; energy costs
Arizona, Fifty-seventh Legislature - Second Regular Session (2026). Introduced, January 26, 2026.
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S.B. 1380 at a glance
Status Introduced Introduced, .
No official summary is on file yet. The full text is on the legislature's page, linked below.
Measure Bill.
Sponsors Priya Sundareshan (D); Lela Alston (D); Flavio Bravo (D); Eva Diaz (D); Denise Epstein (D); Brian Fernandez (D); Sally Gonzales (D); Theresa Hatathlie (D); Lauren Kuby (D); Catherine Miranda (D); Analise Ortiz (D); Kiana Sears (D)
Subjects Definitions, Energy Costs, Large Load Customers, Power - Title 30, Public Utilities, Public Utilities And Carriers - Title 40 The legislature's own list.
Official page apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/84933. Found through LegiScan (bill 2091196), whose data is CC BY 4.0; the citation is the legislature's own page.
What happened, and when
- January 26, 2026 Introduced
S.B. 1380 was introduced in the Senate. apps.azleg.gov primary source [1] The official action text: Introduced in Senate and read first time.
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