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State policymakers should rely on securitization only when it results in the lowest overall costs for consumers. Securitization plans must include consumer protections.
Policymakers should ensure that solar customers pay their fair share of costs and nonbypassable fees.
Policymakers should refrain from approving utility requests to join a regional transmission organization (RTO) or independent system operator (ISO) if they have not
Policymakers should ensure that smart-grid technology makes the grid more efficient, reliable, and secure. The grid should also be better connected.
Policymakers should prohibit any time-of-use metering and billing program that is likely to:
Policymakers in states without retail energy competition should refrain from introducing it. Strong regulatory oversight is essential to ensure consumer protections.
Policymakers should engage in evidence-based, transparent planning and decision-making when considering upgrades to the electric grid.