Electric Choice and Competition Act

Summary

The Electric Choice and Competition Act permits non‑residential customers that use more than one megawatt of electricity to purchase all or part of their power from a third‑party supplier. It aims to give big users more pricing options, lower costs, and keep utilities focused on delivering transmission and distribution. The bill also creates oversight rules to protect all ratepayers.

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