Massachusetts H3400 prohibits gas and electric companies from using ratepayer funds for lobbying, promotions, or perks.
Massachusetts H3400 amends the state's general laws to prohibit gas and electric companies from recovering any direct or indirect costs associated with promotional lobbying, perks, or perks through rates. This includes costs for political advertising, promotional advertising, and certain memberships, sponsorships, or contributions. The bill also prohibits companies from recovering costs related to attendance in contested proceedings before the Department of Public Utilities. Companies must report annually to the department on expenses related to these activities.
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