Creates new provisions for industrial utility users

Summary

HB 3364 would have required electric and water utilities to create tariff schedules that charge industrial customers—those projected to use at least 50 MW of electricity or 2 million gallons of water per day—a rate that reflects their share of system costs, protecting residential and smaller customers from higher charges. It also would have required utilities to develop load‑shedding agreements with these large‑load customers and outlined corporate powers for electric cooperatives. The measure did not pass.

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