Incentivizing utility companies to save consumers’ money by rewarding them for making their systems more efficient, thereby lowering bills
Incentivize utility companies to lower consumers' energy bills by rewarding efficiency improvements.
Occurrences
Evidence
The House press release says Casten co-led the Energy Bills Relief Act and that one feature would incentivize utility companies to save consumers money by rewarding them for making their systems more efficient, thereby lowering bills.
The SEEC one-pager describes the bill as rewarding utilities for making their systems more efficient so consumer bills fall.
Assessments
Sean Casten co-led and publicly introduced legislation that would have incentivized utilities to lower bills by rewarding efficiency gains, which is a direct match to the promise. However, the evidence only shows proposal and advocacy, not enactment or implementation, so the promised outcome was not delivered.