Massachusetts S2106 prohibits new electric generation contracts for individual residential customers starting January 1, 2024.

Massachusetts S2106 introduces a new section to Chapter 164 of the General Laws, prohibiting suppliers, energy marketers, and energy brokers from executing new contracts for generation services with individual residential customers starting January 1, 2024. This restriction does not apply to government bodies that aggregate residential customer loads as part of municipal aggregation plans. Violations of this provision are considered unfair and deceptive acts under Chapter 93A, allowing the attorney general to seek restitution, civil penalties, and other relief.

Massachusetts S2106 prohibits new electric generation contracts for individual residential customers starting January 1, 2024.

Massachusetts S2106 introduces a new section to Chapter 164 of the General Laws, prohibiting suppliers, energy marketers, and energy brokers from executing new contracts for generation services with individual residential customers starting January 1, 2024. This restriction does not apply to government bodies that aggregate residential customer loads as part of municipal aggregation plans. Violations of this provision are considered unfair and deceptive acts under Chapter 93A, allowing the attorney general to seek restitution, civil penalties, and other relief.