Missouri HB2233 establishes provisions for electrical choice and competition, including customer education, unbundling of rates, and competitive.
Missouri HB2233 introduces measures to foster electrical choice and competition in the state. The bill mandates the development of a customer education program to inform retail customers about their ability to choose a retail electric supplier. It also requires electric utilities to unbundle their rates for generation, transmission, and distribution services. The Public Service Commission is tasked with creating procedures for a fair transition to a competitive market, including competitive bidding processes for electric supply services.
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