Connecticut 2015 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HB05781

Introduced
1/21/15  

Caption

An Act Concerning A Study Regarding Consumer Propane Tank Rental Costs.

Impact

If passed, this bill will not directly change laws or regulations but will initiate a significant study that could lead to recommendations for future legislative actions. Understanding rental costs for propane tanks is crucial as it addresses an essential service that many households rely on for their heating and cooking needs. The findings from this study may pave the way for regulations aimed at ensuring fair pricing practices in the propane rental market, potentially benefiting consumers by aligning costs with market conditions or addressing inequities in pricing.

Summary

House Bill 5781, introduced by Representative Conroy, is focused on conducting a study related to the costs incurred by consumers for renting propane tanks used for residential heating and cooking. The bill mandates the Department of Consumer Protection to evaluate and analyze the economic aspects of propane tank rentals. The intent is to gain insights into how these costs affect consumers, particularly in the context of energy usage and expenses associated with home heating and cooking purposes.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CT SB00003

An Act Concerning Consumer Protection.

CT HB05235

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CT HB05474

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CT SB00216

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CT SB00297

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CT SB00187

An Act Concerning Consumer Credit.

CT HB05261

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CT SB00301

An Act Concerning Energy Efficiency Standards And Grants For Retrofitting Projects.

CT HB05426

An Act Concerning Energy Assistance Studies And Fuel Vendor Reimbursement.

CT SB00006

An Act Concerning Housing.

Similar Bills

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