The Retail Energy Market Consumer Protection Amendment Act of 2026 enhances consumer protections for residential electricity and natural gas.
The Retail Energy Market Consumer Protection Amendment Act of 2026 amends existing laws to strengthen consumer protections for residential electricity and natural gas customers. It mandates that market participants share standard contract terms on a Commission-approved website before offering contracts to customers. The act also requires the District of Columbia Public Service Commission to establish price caps for electricity and natural gas, ensuring they do not exceed 110% of the standard offer service price.
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