SB 0588
Public utilities: electric utilities; cap on electric choice; modify. Amends sec. 10a of 1939 PA 3 (MCL 460.10a).
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Bill overview
This bill modifies regulations surrounding electric choice for Michigan customers. It establishes a cap on the percentage of retail electricity sales that can be served by alternative electric suppliers, initially at 10%, with adjustments based on utility sales. The bill also creates a process for managing customer enrollment in alternative supplier programs, addresses issues related to existing customer contracts, and clarifies rules for self-service power and affiliate wheeling. It aims to balance consumer choice with the stability of the electric grid and the recovery of utility costs.
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Edward W. McBroom
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