Prohibits price gouging with respect to fuel, energy, and transportation goods and services; directs the attorney general to promulgate rules and regulations requiring the periodic public disclosure by actors in the chain of distribution for fuel sold in or into the state of the prices charged or proposed to be charged for fuel.

New York Assembly Bill A00255 aims to prevent price gouging in the sale of fuel, energy, and transportation-related goods and services. It mandates that the Attorney General establish rules requiring companies involved in the fuel supply chain to regularly disclose the prices they charge or plan to charge for fuel sold within the state. This measure seeks to enhance transparency and protect consumers from unfair pricing during market disruptions.

Supporters of Assembly Bill A00255 argue that it will protect consumers from exploitative pricing practices, especially during emergencies or market disruptions. By requiring regular price disclosures from fuel distributors, the bill promotes transparency and accountability within the fuel supply chain, potentially leading to fairer prices for consumers.

Critics of Assembly Bill A00255 contend that the additional regulatory requirements could impose burdens on businesses within the fuel supply chain. They argue that the mandated price disclosures may lead to increased operational costs, which could be passed on to consumers. Additionally, some believe that the bill's provisions might interfere with market dynamics and could discourage investment in the state's energy sector.