Ohio HB173 regulates behind-the-meter utility service providers, exempts certain services from public utility status, and mandates registration with.
Ohio HB173 amends the state's Revised Code to clarify definitions and regulatory requirements for behind-the-meter utility service providers. It exempts certain services from being classified as public utilities, including advanced energy resources, electric service, billing services, electric vehicle charging, and resale of electricity or natural gas/water to tenants based on metered consumption. The bill mandates that these providers register with the Public Utilities Commission and sets forth penalties for noncompliance.
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