Kentucky HB367 regulates investor-owned electric utilities by prohibiting surcharges and collection of certain taxes and fees.
Kentucky HB367 amends the Kentucky Revised Statutes to regulate investor-owned electric utilities. The bill prohibits the Kentucky Public Service Commission from approving surcharges for environmental compliance, demand-side management, and voluntary energy cost assistance. It also prevents investor-owned electric utilities from collecting taxes, fees, or other amounts imposed by other governmental units from customers starting January 1, 2027.
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