Gov. DeWine vetoes Ohio submetering legislation

Gov. Mike DeWine rejected a bill that would've regulated utility submetering companies in Ohio, which buy electricity in bulk and resell it to multi-unit properties at a higher rate. Supporters argued it would benefit residential consumers, but DeWine likely saw potential issues with the measure's implementation. This veto highlights a broader debate about utility regulation and the balance between consumer interests and the complexities of energy markets. It’s a significant move considering the evolving landscape of energy distribution and the role of state governance in these matters.