Creates provisions for electrical choice and competition
Motion to Do Pass Failed (H)
Summary
HB 2233 would establish the Electric Choice and Competition Law, replacing existing rules on electricity sales and giving the Missouri Public Service Commission authority to set the details. It requires utilities to provide equal access to their grids, defines how customers can join or opt out of group buying programs, and sets a timeline for commercial and industrial users to choose alternative suppliers. The aim is to increase consumer choice and competition in the state's electricity market.
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