Plain English Breakdown
While metadata indicates the bill passed both chambers and reached final enrollment, the official text excerpt provided is labeled as a 'Proposed Bill' referred to committee. The effective date remains unknown based on this specific text.
Removing the Combined Public Benefits Charge from Electric Bills
This bill removes a fee called the 'Combined Public Benefits Charge' from electric customer bills and requires that these costs be paid from the state's General Fund.
What This Bill Does
- Removes charges collectively known as the 'Combined Public Benefits Charge' from electric bills for end use customers of each electric distribution company.
- Requires that the cost of these removed charges be paid from the General Fund.
Who It Names or Affects
- End use customers who receive electricity from electric distribution companies.
- Electric distribution companies in the state.
Terms To Know
- Combined Public Benefits Charge
- Charges collectively listed on electric bills that this bill seeks to remove for end use customers.
- General Fund
- The state fund from which the costs of the removed charges must be paid.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not specify an effective date for these changes.
- The source material does not list specific public benefit programs funded by this charge, only that it is a collective charge on electric bills.