AN ACT CONCERNING ALTERNATIVE ENERGY DELIVERY METHODS.
HB 6800 amends state statutes to permit new alternative energy delivery methods, specifically direct-bill remote energy generation and municipal or regional energy aggregators. This allows utilities to offer customers energy generated off-site (like solar farms) billed directly through their existing utility provider, and enables local governments or groups of municipalities to collectively purchase energy to secure better rates. The bill directly affects utilities, local governments seeking energy aggregation, and consumers who may choose these new delivery options. It creates a legal framework for these models without mandating their use or changing energy production standards.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 29, 2025
Last action Jan 29, 2025
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