CT SB00936

Removes reference to section 16a-41i from statute 3-22p(a) regarding Connecticut Higher Education Trust assets and eligibility for temporary family assistance, Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, and weatherization assistance programs.

Clarifies consultant retention procedures for the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority and Office of Consumer Counsel, setting expense limits at $200,000 per agency per proceeding for companies with over 15,000 customers and $50,000 for those with fewer than 15,000 customers, with allowances for exceeding limits for good cause.

Revises the definition of "hybrid electric vehicle" in statute 16-19eee(4) to clarify that such vehicles have both a combustion engine and battery-powered electric motor that can deliver power to wheels independently or together.

Changes statute 16-245ff(c) to use plural "agreements" instead of singular "agreement" regarding power purchase agreements for residential solar photovoltaic systems receiving incentives through December 31, 2022, or deployment of 300 megawatts.

Modifies statute 16-247f(h) to specify that telecommunications providers offering business retail services must disclose rates, terms, and conditions through a customer service guide, website, or contract.