Pennsylvania HB2184 amends public utility regulations to ensure rates are just and reasonable, and defines public interest for utility decisions.
Pennsylvania HB2184 amends Title 66 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to redefine public interest for utility decisions and ensure rates are just and reasonable. The bill mandates that the Public Utility Commission consider factors like affordability, energy strategy, economic growth, and environmental justice when making decisions. It also requires public utilities to file new tariffs or supplements for rate changes and allows the commission to approve rate changes without notice under certain conditions. The act takes effect in 60 days.
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