Trade: business practices; excessively increased pricing for energy products and services during a market disruption; prohibit. Creates new act. TIE BAR WITH: SB 1041'26, SB 1042'26

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This bill, called the "energy pricing protection act," would stop businesses from charging excessively high prices for gasoline, propane, or home heating oil during or after a market disruption. A market disruption includes events like severe weather or energy shortages. If passed, the Attorney General could investigate violations, bring lawsuits for damages, and impose fines, while individuals who intentionally violate the act could face misdemeanor charges.

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D · PrimeMary Cavanagh
D · CoJeremy Moss
D · CoStephanie Chang
D · CoDarrin Camilleri
D · CoSean McCann
D · CoKevin Hertel
· CoChedrick Greene
D · CoJohn Cherry
D · CoRosemary Bayer
D · CoJeff Irwin
D · CoPaul Wojno
D · CoDayna Polehanki
D · CoVeronica Klinefelt
D · CoErika Geiss
D · CoSue Shink
D · CoMallory McMorrow
D · CoSarah Anthony

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