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Other states with electric choice programs do not require reciprocity, why does Michigan?

April 26, 2017electric Michigan Programs Reciprocity require

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Other states with electric choice programs do not require reciprocity, why does Michigan?

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Reciprocity is a state requirement that came out of the Governor’s Jobs Commission findings and which has been delineated in Section 10y of Public Act 141 of 2000 and an MPSC Order in case U-12489 dated December 20, 2001. It is intended to assure fair and equitable treatment of competition in all states recognizing that each state has different phase-in schedules.