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Gov Signs New Law Requiring Express Consent For Certain Residential Contract Renewals

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published April 16, 2024

Dockets: LD 2163
Category: Uncategorized

A new law in Maine requires competitive electricity providers to get express consent for renewal of certain residential customer contracts, specifically those (1) that renew at fixed rates greater than those that would be offered to a new customer at the time of renewal; (2) that switch from fixed to variable rates; and (3) are for a term differing from that of the expiring contract.

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LD 2163 –   An Act to Require Electricity Providers to Inform Customers of Alternative Electric Rates and Gather Consent Prior to Contract Renewal

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