Massachusetts H3220 regulates advanced metering infrastructure, allowing customers to switch energy suppliers without interim rates and mandates data.

Massachusetts H3220 amends the state's energy laws to facilitate the implementation of advanced metering infrastructure. It allows customers to switch their competitive energy supplier without needing to switch to an interim rate from the distribution company. Customers can begin service with their chosen supplier on the first day. The bill also mandates that distribution companies submit plans for advanced metering data access to the Department of Public Utilities within 180 days of enactment. These plans must be approved or rejected within 90 days.

Massachusetts H3220 regulates advanced metering infrastructure, allowing customers to switch energy suppliers without interim rates and mandates data.

Massachusetts H3220 amends the state's energy laws to facilitate the implementation of advanced metering infrastructure. It allows customers to switch their competitive energy supplier without needing to switch to an interim rate from the distribution company. Customers can begin service with their chosen supplier on the first day. The bill also mandates that distribution companies submit plans for advanced metering data access to the Department of Public Utilities within 180 days of enactment. These plans must be approved or rejected within 90 days.