Minnesota SF1433 requires electric utilities to obtain written consent from customers before implementing a time-of-use rate program.
Minnesota SF1433 mandates that electric utilities must secure written consent from customers before implementing a time-of-use rate program. This program involves varying electricity rates based on the time of day. The consent form must be in 12-point, boldface type and must clearly state that opting in is not mandatory and that the customer's service will not be affected if they choose not to opt in. Additionally, the form must provide an explanation of the time-of-use rate program.
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