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Utah law regarding rooftop solar and other customer-generated electricity would be updated to require the Public Service Commission to make available an optional "time-of-use export pricing" plan for customers who send surplus power back to the electrical grid. Under this plan, the credit a customer earns for exported electricity would vary based on the time of day or real-time market conditions, using either a seasonal pricing structure or real-time pricing, instead of a flat rate. Participation would be entirely voluntary, electrical corporations would be required to give customers clear written disclosures explaining how the plan works before enrollment, and customers could switch back to their previous billing arrangement at any time. The commission would have one year after the bill takes effect to establish these tariff options, and the bill specifies that customers on existing net metering or net billing arrangements would keep those rights unless they choose to change.