Requires gas and electric utilities to make available to landlords or lessors, upon request of prospective tenants or lessees, information concerning gas and electric charges incurred for residential rental premises.

This bill requires gas and electric utility companies to provide information about utility charges to landlords when requested by potential tenants. This information pertains to the costs incurred for residential rental properties. The aim is to help prospective renters make informed decisions about their utility expenses before signing a lease.

Supporters of the bill would argue that it promotes transparency in the rental market, allowing prospective tenants to better understand their potential living costs. By ensuring access to utility charge information, it empowers renters to make more informed choices and encourages fair housing practices.

Critics might contend that this bill places an additional administrative burden on utility companies and landlords. They may argue that it could lead to delays in rental agreements and complicate the leasing process, ultimately affecting both landlords and tenants negatively.