Ohio SB297 exempts electric submetering companies from public utility classification and imposes registration and compliance requirements on them.
Ohio SB297 amends the state's Revised Code to exempt electric submetering companies from being classified as public utilities. These companies must register with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio every two years and comply with specific rules. The bill also mandates that submetering companies cannot charge tenants more than the standard service offer and all riders from the electric light company. Additionally, the legislation extends eligibility for the percentage of income payment plan program to certain customers of electric submetering companies.
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