Massachusetts H3219 supports load aggregation programs for municipalities to manage electricity customers.
Massachusetts H3219 allows municipalities to group retail electricity customers for soliciting bids, brokering, and contracting for electric power and energy services. These municipalities can enter into agreements for services to facilitate the sale and purchase of electric energy and related services. The bill mandates that municipalities inform customers about automatic enrollment and their right to opt-out without penalty. It also requires municipalities to submit any plan revisions to the Department of Energy Resources for approval.
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