Residential Retail Customer and Retail Electricity Suppliers - Definition and Alterations

Summary

The bill creates a clear definition of who counts as a residential retail customer for gas or electricity and limits how residential electricity suppliers can price and sell power. It caps prices at the trailing‑12‑month average of the utility’s standard offer rate, restricts contract terms to 12 months, bans salesperson commissions, and permits consolidated billing. It also tightens rules for marketing “green power,” requiring a minimum renewable content and public‑service‑commission price approval.

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