Kansas SB81 restricts economic development electric rates for large facilities not meeting workforce and electric demand requirements.
Kansas SB81 amends the state's public utility regulations to restrict economic development electric rates for large facilities. Specifically, it prohibits facilities receiving certain tariffs or failing to meet workforce and electric demand requirements from qualifying for these discounted rates. The bill sets criteria for facilities to be eligible for discounts, including projected peak demand and annual load factors. It also mandates that the state corporation commission evaluate the economic development impact of entities with discounted rates.
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