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TX SB1312
Bill
Status
2/14/2025
Primary Sponsor
Molly Cook
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AI Summary
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Prohibits retail electric providers, power generation companies, aggregators, and other retail electric service entities from disconnecting residential customers during extreme weather emergencies or on weekends
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Requires service providers to defer bill collection during extreme weather emergencies and work with customers to establish payment schedules after the emergency ends
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Expands the definition of "extreme weather emergency" to include periods when any county in the service territory is under a weather-related disaster declaration by the governor
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Maintains existing extreme weather emergency definitions: temperatures at or below 32°F for 24+ hours, or National Weather Service heat advisories issued within the past two days
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Takes effect September 1, 2025
Legislative Description
Relating to the disconnection of electric service by certain entities during an extreme weather emergency.
Disaster Preparedness & Relief
Last Action
Referred to Business & Commerce
2/28/2025