Missouri HB2207 establishes a framework for electric choice and competition, allowing customers to choose their retail electric supplier.
Missouri HB2207 introduces provisions for electric choice and competition, enabling customers to select their retail electric supplier. The bill mandates electric utilities to unbundle rates for generation, transmission, and distribution services. It outlines a competitive procurement process for default supply service rates and sets a competitive transition charge for stranded cost recovery. The Public Service Commission is tasked with developing procedures for a fair transition to a competitive market, ensuring nondiscriminatory access to transmission and distribution systems.
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