Ohio HB173 regulates behind-the-meter utility service providers, exempting certain entities from public utility status and requiring registration.
Ohio HB173 modifies the state's regulatory framework for behind-the-meter utility service providers. It exempts certain entities from being classified as public utilities, including those providing advanced services, broadband, information services, and internet protocol-enabled services. The bill also mandates that behind-the-meter utility service providers must register with the Public Utilities Commission if required by commission rules. It outlines penalties for non-compliance, including forfeitures and potential disconnection of service.
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