MI HB5005

Allows qualified customers (for-profit hospitals, nonprofit hospitals, and inpatient health care facilities) to purchase all or any portion of their electricity from alternative electric suppliers without being subject to the 10% cap that normally limits customer choice to alternative suppliers.

Requires qualified customers to submit an affidavit to the Public Service Commission affirming their eligibility, with challenges to be resolved through a contested case process under the administrative procedures act.

Electricity purchased by qualified customers from alternative suppliers or generated behind-the-meter does not count toward the 10% utility sales limit established for other customers seeking alternative suppliers.

Defines "appliance service program" as a subscription program for repair and servicing of heating and cooling systems or other appliances, with requirements for separate departmental management, record-keeping, and cost allocation.

Takes effect 90 days after enactment.