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Prohibiting Ratepayer Funds for Utility Lobbying Legislation Tracker

The Energy and Policy Institute has launched a tracker covering introduced and passed legislation aiming to prohibit ratepayer funds from being used to support utility lobbying efforts. At the time of this writing, the tracker has entries for four pieces of successfully-enacted state legislation, and ten other introduced bills.

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    Energy and Policy Institute: Tracking State Legislation to Get Politics Out of Utility Bills

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Example

Colorado’s Rule Against Ratepayer Funds for Lobbying

States and State Governments Example

Connecticut’s Law Banning Ratepayer Funding for Political Activity

States and State Governments Example

Michigan Law Granting PSC Additional Equity, Environmental Review Powers

States and State Governments Example

Maine’s Legislation Barring Ratepayer Funds for Political Purposes

States and State Governments Example

New York’s intervenor funding mechanism

Public Utilities Example

California PUC’s Intervenor Compensation Program

Public Utilities