Establishes bill credit for certain utility customers, eliminates societal benefits charge, and concerns certain rate treatment and utility charges.
The bill requires the Board of Public Utilities to provide a one-time residential universal bill credit to all residential customers of electric and gas utilities. It prohibits the board from utilizing incentive accounting mechanisms that create a lost revenue conservation incentive program. The bill also eliminates the societal benefits charge and mandates that certain programs funded by the charge be funded instead through annual appropriations.
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