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TX SB1837
Bill
Status
3/3/2025
Primary Sponsor
Bryan Hughes
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AI Summary
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Electric utilities may implement interim rates during a rate suspension period ordered under Section 36.108, with the interim rate not exceeding the proposed rate
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Electric utilities operating inside ERCOT must provide at least 45 days notice to each retail electric provider in their service area before an interim rate takes effect
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Utilities must refund or credit customers for any amounts collected under interim rates that exceed the final approved rate, and may surcharge bills to recover any shortfall if interim rates were lower than the final approved rate
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Repeals existing Sections 36.109 and 36.110 of the Utilities Code and replaces them with new Section 36.1091 governing interim rates
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Changes apply only to rate proceedings initiated on or after the effective date, with the act taking effect immediately upon two-thirds vote or September 1, 2025
Legislative Description
Relating to interim rates charged by electric utilities during a rate suspension period.
Utilities
Last Action
Referred to Business & Commerce
3/13/2025