Pennsylvania HB2853 amends municipal authorities and Public Utility Code to establish community choice aggregation programs for electric power.
Pennsylvania HB2853 amends Titles 53 and 66 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to allow municipal corporations to establish community choice aggregation programs for electric power. These programs can offer retail electricity service on an opt-out basis, transferring eligible default service customers to community choice aggregation service. The bill defines key terms such as "community choice aggregation program," "sponsor," and "contractor." It also outlines the powers and limitations of these programs, including taxation and reporting requirements.
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