Ohio SB106 regulates the ownership and operation of electric vehicle charging stations by electric distribution utilities.
Ohio SB106 amends the state's Revised Code to regulate the ownership and operation of electric vehicle charging stations by electric distribution utilities. The bill defines key terms such as "electric vehicle charging provider" and "electric vehicle charging station." It mandates that electric distribution utilities must file proposals with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for the installation and ownership of charging stations. The bill also outlines a right of first refusal process and prohibits subsidies from electric distribution utility revenues for charging station investments.
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