AARP in an op-ed published in the CT Mirror pushed for the passage of H.B. No. 7155 in Connecticut

As previously reported in RetailEnergyX.com's exclusive analysis of the bill (click here for full details), H.B. No. 7155 would require affirmative consent for any renewals, and require the entirety of sales pitches to be recorded

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