Pennsylvania HB2383 amends the Price Gouging Act to define "unconscionably excessive" prices and prohibit petroleum product price gouging.
Pennsylvania HB2383 amends the Price Gouging Act by adding definitions for "market emergency" and "unconscionably excessive" prices. It prohibits petroleum-related businesses from altering prices more than once within 24 hours and from selling petroleum products at unconscionably excessive prices during a market emergency declared by the Governor. The act takes effect 60 days after enactment.
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