AN ACT REQUIRING THE COSTS OF A NUCLEAR POWER PURCHASE AGREEMENT TO BE REFLECTED IN SUPPLY CHARGES ON CONSUMER ELECTRIC BILLS.

SB 893 requires electric distribution companies to include the pro rata cost of existing nuclear power purchase agreements in the supply charges on customers' monthly electric bills. This directly affects residential and business electricity consumers, as it would spread the cost of current nuclear power contracts across all bills. The key mechanism is mandating that these costs be reflected in the "supply charge" portion of billing, not as a separate fee. The bill does not change nuclear power production or create new agreements, only clarifies how existing contract costs are billed to consumers.