Requires customer consent to material changes to third-party energy supply contracts.

Summary

The bill forces electric and gas suppliers to obtain a verbal, electronic, or written approval from a residential customer before making any material change—such as a price hike or a switch between fixed and variable rates—to a third‑party energy supply contract. Suppliers must keep a verifiable record of that consent. It is intended to protect consumers from unexpected changes to their utility bills.

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