Requires utilities to charge not-for-profit organized sports programs for youth residential rates

This bill requires gas and electric companies to charge not-for-profit youth sports programs the same low residential rates that regular households pay. Currently, these organizations might be billed at higher commercial or industrial rates, which can be more expensive than what families pay for their homes. The law mandates that utilities charge these sports groups no more than the single-phase residential rate used by domestic consumers in the same area. This change directly affects non-profit organizations that run youth sports activities and the utility companies that supply their energy.