This bill introduces a new section to RSA 362-A, specifically addressing the protection of customer-generators from inadvertent enrollment in third-party electricity supply programs. It defines key terms such as "customer-generator," "inadvertent enrollment," and "default service." The bill mandates that upon receiving written notification from a customer-generator or their representative regarding an inadvertent enrollment, electric utilities must investigate the situation within 10 business days. If the enrollment is confirmed to be inadvertent, the utility is required to restore the customer-generator to default service within 5 business days.

Additionally, the bill stipulates that for any period of up to 6 months prior to the restoration, the electric utility must retroactively apply net metering credits for exported kilowatt-hours that were not credited due to the inadvertent enrollment. This retroactive compensation will be calculated based on the net metering tariff in effect during the disruption and can be issued as a bill credit or refund at the utility's discretion. The public utilities commission is also granted the authority to adopt necessary rules to implement this section.