The only senator to vote "no" was Republican Kyle McCarter of Lebanon. In an interview with the Madison County Record, McCarter said, "If we shift to 35 percent the cost is going to be outrageous." His remark referred to the bill's mandate to change the state government goal for renewable energy to 35 percent of all energy used in Illinois by the year 2030. Supporters of the legislation formed a group called the Illinois Clean Jobs Coalition. The group boasts over 150 members. Members are a for-profit companies that sell products and services related to renewable energy, as well as political advocacy groups. For example, for-profit companies that are members of the Illinois Clean Jobs Coalition include:  According to the Illinois Clean Jobs Coalition, "The bill provides a range of tools to help customers and the environment, including the option of a market-based mechanism to limit carbon pollution." The bill would increase the state's requirement for how much energy in Illinois comes from renewable sources (known as the "Renewable Portfolio Standard"). The current state government goal is 25 percent by 2025. The bill would change that goal to 35 percent by 2030. One of the most influential non-government advocates of the bill is Duck Munson, the director of the Midwest Clean Energy program for the Environmental Defense Fund. The Illinois General Assembly provides the following synopsis of the legislation (the text provided below is a direct quote):  The legislation would amend the following state statutes: