Delaware HB233 amends the Delaware Code to regulate rates for large energy use facilities, ensuring fair cost allocation and grid stability.
Delaware HB233 amends Title 26 of the Delaware Code to address the regulation of rates for large energy use facilities. The bill mandates that regulated electric utilities establish a separate classification of service for these facilities, with its own tariff schedule. The Public Service Commission must ensure that any rate schedule adopted for large energy use facilities does not increase costs or risk to other retail electricity consumers, provides equitable contributions to grid efficiency, reliability, and resiliency, and mitigates unwarranted cost shifting.
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