Establishing the Energy Freedom and Fairness Act

Summary

The Energy Freedom and Fairness Act lets non‑residential users that consume more than one megawatt of electricity each year choose a third‑party supplier instead of the incumbent utility. It creates a licensing system for those suppliers, requires the Public Service Commission to set capacity limits and a subscription queue, and adds transparency and oversight rules. The aim is to lower costs for big users while keeping rates affordable for all ratepayers.

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