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HB 5245·CT·house

AN ACT CONCERNING MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC AGGREGATION PROGRAMS.

Reported by CommitteeFiled Feb 19, 2026
Sponsor: Mark W. Anderson
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FILE NO. 375

Apr 2, 2026

Summary

The bill authorizes towns, cities or boroughs (alone or jointly) to set up a municipal aggregation program that purchases electricity, community‑generated power or demand‑response incentives for residents and businesses. Eligible customers are automatically enrolled but must receive an opt‑out notice, and municipalities must develop a detailed plan, hold at least one public hearing and obtain both legislative and chief‑executive approval before the program can start. The goal is to give communities collective buying power and more energy‑choice options.

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