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Policy intelligence brief

DC-B26-0750 — Retail Energy Market Consumer Protection Amendment Act of 2026

BILL SUMMARY - As introduced, Bill 26-750 would establish requirements for third party electricity suppliers, and add additional protections for residential customers, including allowing customers to terminate service at any time.

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Legal stateOther / status unclearA bill is not law unless the source record shows enactment.

JurisdictionDistrict of ColumbiaState-source record

Latest recorded action2026-10-01Public Hearing on B26-0750

Primary sourceStateOriginal public record linked

What the evidence says

Key findings

Issues named in the record

Energy

These themes are supported by explicit words in the title or stored summary, not graph proximity.

Formal policy pathway

Phil Mendelson

Related approaches worth comparing

Selected by shared tracked mechanisms or themes, with cross jurisdiction examples prioritized. Similarity is not legal equivalence.

NJ-S4659New Jersey · Introduced / in committeeRequires DEP to conduct study on environmental impacts of data center development in State; prohibits construction of new data centers until study is complete.Related tracked evidence NJ-A4801New Jersey · Introduced / in committeeEstablishes certain protections against demand by large-load addition customers in State.Energy PA-SB 1469Pennsylvania · Introduced / in committeeAn Act amending Title 66 (Public Utilities) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in rates and distribution systems, providing for large load hyperscale data center tariffs.Energy HR-10539United States · Introduced / in committeeIntegrated Local, Regional, and Interregional Transmission Planning Act of 2026Energy

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DC-B26-0750 evidence graph

Retail Energy Market Consumer Protection Amendment Act of 2026

7 nodes · 6 evidenced edges

Policy record 1Policy theme 2Documented actor 1Policy family 1Jurisdiction 1Original source 1

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DC-B26-0750explicitly concernsEnergy

Theme named in the title or stored summary · Basis: explicit text match; not graph inference · Observed 2026-10-14Inspect supporting source ↗

DC-B26-0750classified underRatepayer

Fixed-vocabulary topic classification · Basis: AI-assisted tracker classification; inspect the source before relying on it · Observed 2026-10-14Inspect supporting source ↗

DC-B26-0750applies inDistrict of Columbia

Jurisdiction recorded for this source type · Basis: stored source metadata · Observed 2026-10-14Inspect supporting source ↗

DC-B26-0750documented byState

Original source URL stored with the policy record · Basis: primary source link · Observed 2026-10-14Inspect supporting source ↗

DC-B26-0750sponsoredPhil Mendelson

Named sponsor in the tracked public record · Basis: stored metadataInspect supporting source ↗

DC-B26-0750member of familyRetail Energy Market Consumer Protection Amendment Act of 2026

exact title companion · Basis: exact normalized title within DC · Observed 2026-10-14Inspect supporting source ↗