Electric utilities would tell residential customers when a Residential Universal Bill Credit is applied and show its amount prominently on the bill.
When a residential customer gets this credit, the electric utility would show the amount in a bold, boxed notice on the bill's first page.
An electric public utility would place a credit notice on the customer's bill statement. This applies to residential customers in each billing cycle when a Residential Universal Bill Credit appears on their bill. The notice must state that the credit was applied and give its amount. It must appear in bold type inside a text box, use a font at least one point larger than the rest of the statement, and have a prominent place on the first page. The notice requirement would begin immediately if the bill becomes law.
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