As more and more EVs enter the market, managing charging times and battery storage will become increasingly vital to the reliability of the electric grid.Įlectric choice is no longer just about rates. Since 2017, Clearview has partnered with ChargePoint, the world's largest EV charging network, incentivizing consumers to not only purchase EVs but to also contribute to off-peak charging. The biggest barrier to purchasing an EV is home charging. The open, competitive market provides customers with options on the kind of energy they use, pricing terms, and special products, such as the Clearview EV product. It also inhibits progress and innovation, specifically regarding many EV initiatives." The ban eliminates competition, which eliminates competitive pricing. This does more than harm us as a business. 2842 will close the market to our industry and force our customers to use a default service.
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We have also worked hard to support our Electric Vehicle (EV) customers with a line of products that provide free EV charging, which supports Massachusetts' goal of selling only EVs by 2035."
The proposed market ban will force these customers back to their default utility.Īccording to Clearview Energy President and Founder Frank McGovern, "Clearview Energy provides affordable, reliable, renewable energy products to our customers. Clearview Energy has more than 13,000 Massachusetts customers who have chosen their renewable energy product to power their homes. 2842, currently on the docket in the Massachusetts legislature.Ĭlearview Energy fully supports the primary purpose of the comprehensive bill to address climate change and to advance offshore wind and clean energy initiatives but opposes Section 54, which would ban electric choice for residential consumers, beginning January 2023.Īlmost 500,000 Massachusetts residents have shopped the market and chosen an energy supplier other than their default utility. Proposed bill would force competitive renewables out of the state and end electric vehicle home charging benefitsĭALLAS, J/PRNewswire/ - Clearview Energy, an Electric Retailer specializing in energy derived from renewable resources, announced this week their opposition to Section 54 in S.
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