H.R.6336

Federal HB6336 prohibits interstate transmission providers from allocating costs for certain transmission facilities to consumers unless the state.

Federal HB6336, the Fair Allocation of Interstate Rates Act, amends the Federal Power Act to prevent transmission providers from allocating costs for transmission facilities to consumers in states that did not consent to such facilities. A "covered transmission facility" is defined as any facility used for interstate electric energy transmission, planned or operated to implement a state policy. The bill allows cost allocation if the state or its officials expressly consent. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission must implement these rules within six months of enactment.