Enacts the "Renewable Capitol act"; requires the office of general services, in consultation with the power authority of the state of New York, to ensure that all operations that power, heat or cool the empire state plaza complex shall entirely use renewable energy systems; requires the office of general services to establish an advisory committee to advise the office of general services on the preparation, design and content of a plan for the use of renewable energy systems.

The Renewable Capitol Act aims to ensure that the Empire State Plaza complex in New York uses only renewable energy for its power, heating, and cooling needs. It requires the Office of General Services to work with the New York Power Authority and to create an advisory committee to help plan the implementation of renewable energy systems.

Supporters of the Renewable Capitol Act would highlight its commitment to sustainability and reducing the state's carbon footprint. They would argue that transitioning to renewable energy at a significant state facility sets a positive example for other institutions and promotes environmental responsibility.

Critics of the Renewable Capitol Act might express concerns about the potential costs and feasibility of implementing such a comprehensive renewable energy system. They could argue that the focus on renewable energy could divert resources from other pressing state needs or projects.