Senator Doriot added as second author
Summary
Beginning July 1, 2027, any non‑residential customer that used at least 1 MW of electricity in the prior year could elect to receive electric supply from a licensed competitive provider, while still receiving transmission and distribution from its current utility. The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission would set caps, a queue process, detailed billing requirements, and licensing rules to manage the transition. The bill sought to give big businesses more choice without altering the existing grid infrastructure.
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