To give a four-year, $100 million subsidy to a joint venture of rhe the "Xtreme Power" and "Clairvoyant Energy" corporations, which would employ 300 at the fomer Ford Wixom assembly plant making “large scale power systems designed to convert variable renewable power into firm dispatchable power.” The subsidy is structured as a "refundable" tax credit, meaning the state will send a check for the amount that the credit exceeds the company's tax liability.   Official Text and Analysis.

Without amendment and with the recommendation that the bill pass.

To require the company to create 2,500 jobs to get the subsidy, rather than 300.

To require the company to contract with Michigan construction and equipment-making companies to qualify for the subsidy.

To tie-bar the bill to Senate Bill 71, meaning this bill cannot become law unless that one does also. SB 71 would require the Michigan Economic Growth Authority to file annual reports that disclose not just aggregate data on the deals offered to particular firms it selects, but also details about the tax break and subsidy deals offered to particular firms.