Lawmakers signaled Tuesday they would revisit the controversial third-party electricity supplier market and seek to ban variable rates in residential electricity contracts.
It will be the second consecutive year the legislature aims to address consumer complaints about third-party suppliers, who they say attract customers with deceptively low teaser rates that quickly expire and leave consumers open to paying variable rates well above the standard rate available from a utility company.
Hugh McQuaid | Feb 24, 2015 3:44pm
Thanks to CT News Junkie for keeping on top of this!
No comments:
Post a Comment