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Bill Banning Variable Rates Advances
The Connecticut Energy & Technology joint committee has reported favorably a bill (S.B. No. 573) which would prohibit retail suppliers from charging variable electric rates to residential customers.
Text of the Joint Favorable Substitute as not immediately available, but a committee draft of the bill specifically provides that the variable rate ban includes all residential variable rate products, including a ban on placing a customer on a variable rate at the end of a fixed contract term.
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March 25, 2015
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