Establishes the Energy Freedom and Fairness Act, allowing non-residential customers to procure electric power from competitive service providers.

The Energy Freedom and Fairness Act allows non-residential customers with a peak demand exceeding one megawatt to purchase electric power from entities other than their incumbent utility. Customers must provide written notice to the utility before procuring power from outside sources. The Public Service Commission of West Virginia is tasked with establishing load capacity allowances for non-residential customers, managing a subscription queue, and ensuring utilities do not improperly incorporate competitive service supply customers into their forecasts.

Establishes the Energy Freedom and Fairness Act, allowing non-residential customers to procure electric power from competitive service providers.

The Energy Freedom and Fairness Act allows non-residential customers with a peak demand exceeding one megawatt to purchase electric power from entities other than their incumbent utility. Customers must provide written notice to the utility before procuring power from outside sources. The Public Service Commission of West Virginia is tasked with establishing load capacity allowances for non-residential customers, managing a subscription queue, and ensuring utilities do not improperly incorporate competitive service supply customers into their forecasts.