Connecticut HB 6292: AN ACT ALLOWING FOR THE CREATION OF MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC COMPANIES BY REFERENDA AND ESTABLISHING THE CONNECTICUT PUBLIC TRANSMISSION AUTHORITY AND THE CONNECTICUT PUBLIC POWER CORPORATION.

Status: REF. TO JOINT COMM. ON Energy and Technology (as of 2025-01-23)

State: Connecticut · Session: 2025 · Bill: HB 6292

Subjects: Electric transmission services, Municipal electric utilities, Municipalities, Referenda, Renewable energy sources

Bill Text

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General Assembly Proposed Bill No. 6292
January Session, 2025 LCO No. 3307

Referred to Committee on ENERGY AND TECHNOLOGY

Introduced by:
REP. BUMGARDNER, 41st Dist.

AN ACT ALLOWING FOR THE CREATION OF MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC
COMPANIES BY REFERENDA AND ESTABLISHING THE
CONNECTICUT PUBLIC TRANSMISSION AUTHORITY AND THE
CONNECTICUT PUBLIC POWER CORPORATION.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General
Assembly convened:

That the general statutes be amended to (1) allow any political 1
subdivision of the state, including a municipality or regional council of 2
governments, to hold a referendum to establish or join a municipal 3
electric company, (2) establish a quasi-public entity known as the 4
"Connecticut Public Transmission Authority" to acquire existing electric 5
transmission assets from private entities at fair market value and to 6
own, operate and maintain such assets in the state, and (3) establish a 7
nonprofit entity known as the "Connecticut Public Power Corporation" 8
to generate class I renewable energy sources in the state. 9
Statement of Purpose:
To (1) allow any political subdivision of the state, including a
municipality or regional council of governments, to hold a referendum
to establish or join a municipal electric company, (2) establish a quasi-
public entity known as the "Connecticut Public Transmission Authority"

Proposed Bill No. 6292

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to acquire existing electric transmission assets from private entities at
fair market value and to own, operate and maintain such assets in the
state, and (3) establish a nonprofit entity known as the "Connecticut
Public Power Corporation" to generate class I renewable energy sources
in the state.

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