No Power Shut-offs During Extreme Weather Events
New rules aim to protect citizens from power disconnections during extreme heat or cold, when lack of electricity can endanger health. The act requires power providers to consider the needs of elderly and disabled individuals and to regularly update procedures. This ensures safety and comfort during severe weather conditions.
Key points
No Power Disconnections: Electricity providers will be prohibited from cutting off power during extreme heat or cold, protecting citizens' health and lives.
Protection for Vulnerable Groups: Power termination procedures must consider the special needs of elderly and disabled consumers.
Regular Updates: Power disconnection rules will need to be updated at least every 10 years to reflect the latest climate change science.
Safety Exceptions: Temporary power disconnections will be allowed for safe infrastructure maintenance, such as reducing fire risks.
Status:
Expired
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