Creates provisions for electrical choice and competition
Motion to Do Pass Failed (H)
Summary
The bill would rewrite Missouri’s electricity statutes, allowing retail customers to buy power from competing suppliers instead of only from the local utility. It gives the Public Service Commission rulemaking authority and sets timelines for commercial and industrial customers to opt into the competitive market. The goal is to move the state from a monopoly model to a competitive retail electricity market.
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