New Hampshire HB1534 amends utility default service regulations to ensure costs are recovered through default service charges and allows the.
New Hampshire HB1534 modifies the rules for utility default service, ensuring that any costs incurred from compliance with renewable portfolio standards or power purchases are recovered through default service charges. It specifies that costs for customers on separate default service rates should be recovered through future rates approved by the commission. The bill also allows the commission to implement measures to discourage misuse of default service, with any generated revenues used to offset stranded costs.
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