Relates to small business energy assistance and advocacy services

Changed the program's focus from general energy assistance to specifically include energy efficiency needs for small businesses.

Added authority to accept and investigate complaints from small business customers, including those from the Long Island Power Authority, and mediate or refer complaints to appropriate agencies.

Added requirement to hold quarterly educational forums in service territories to inform small business owners about utility matters, cost reduction opportunities, and energy efficiency options.

Expanded advocacy authority to include initiating or participating in proceedings before the Public Service Commission and Department of Public Service when deemed necessary.

Added annual reporting requirement to the governor and legislature by March 15th each year, starting the calendar year after the bill's effective date.