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The Smart Meter Data Privacy Protection Act restricts state-regulated electric utilities that are not wholly owned by U.S. persons from using smart meter data about consumer electricity consumption except for authorized operational purposes (billing, outage management, grid reliability, regulatory compliance, and consumer-authorized demand response). The bill requires covered utilities to submit annual reports to the Federal Trade Commission detailing what personal consumption data they collected and how they used or shared it. Utilities that violate these restrictions must credit affected consumers' bills at three times the revenue generated from the unauthorized use, and the FTC is authorized to enforce the law as an unfair or deceptive practice, with state attorneys general also empowered to bring civil actions on behalf of residents.
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