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NY A05153
Bill
Status
2/12/2025
Primary Sponsor
Michaelle Solages
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AI Summary
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Requires the Public Service Commission to establish safety and performance standards for advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) devices, including FCC radio frequency emission standards, ANSI meter accuracy specifications, and data encryption requirements
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Defines two types of smart meters: one-way meters that transmit usage data to utilities, and two-way meters that enable bidirectional communication including real-time pricing and outage detection
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Grants customers the right to decline installation of two-way smart meters at no penalty, fee, or service charge
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Mandates electric and gas corporations provide written notice at least 90 days before scheduled two-way smart meter installation, informing customers of their opt-out rights
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Allows customers to request removal of a two-way smart meter within 365 days of installation at no charge; removal requests after one year may be subject to a commission-determined fee
Legislative Description
Relates to advanced metering infrastructure devices for residential services.
Last Action
referred to energy
1/7/2026