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November 8, 2010

Oasis Energy Seeking Pennsylvania Gas License
Oasis Power LLC, d/b/a Oasis Energy, applied for a Pennsylvania natural gas supplier license to serve all customer classes, including residential customers, at UGI Utilities.

GearyEnergy Seeking Maine, Ohio Electric Licenses
GearyEnergy, LLC has applied for electric supplier licenses in Maine and Ohio.  In Maine, GearyEnergy applied to serve medium and large non-residential customers in all service areas.  In Ohio, GearyEnergy applied to serve commercial, mercantile, and industrial customers in all service areas.

Meadville “Blindsided” by Declaratory Order Petitions Filed by Retail Suppliers
The Meadville Tribune reports today that Joe Chriest, Meadville’s city manager, was “blindsided” by separate petitions from the Retail Energy Supply Association and Dominion Retail for a declaratory order from the Pennsylvania PUC finding municipal opt-out aggregations to be illegal absent enabling legislation.  As previously reported, Meadville has passed such an opt-out ordinance.  The declaratory order petitions were first reported by Matters (11/1 & 11/4).  The Tribune also reports that an additional city, Warren, not cited in either the RESA or Dominion Retail petition, has passed an ordinance for opt-out aggregation.  The Times Observer provides additional detail on the Warren ordinance.

Texas ALJ Won’t Act on Dallas REP Certificate Rehearing Request
A PUCT ALJ declined to act on a rehearing request from the City of Dallas regarding the denial of its application for a REP certificate (38630), as the ALJ found that PURA § 11.003(7) excludes a "municipal corporation" from the meaning of "person" in PURA § 11.003(14).  PURA 39.352(b) provides for certification, as a REP, of a "person" that satisfies a specified criteria, and thus does not include municipal corporations, the ALJ said.  The rehearing request is on the agenda for the Commission’s November 10 open meeting.  The denial of the Option 2 REP application (9/28) and application itself (9/3) were first reported by Matters.

MXenergy Advertising Via Cable VOD
MXenergy has launched an interactive, Video on Demand channel on the Cablevision system for digital cable subscribers, named MXenergyTV.  The branded channel will feature "Attainable Sustainables" a multi-part series providing tips to conserve energy and help the planet.  Cablevision serves more than 3 million households in the New York metropolitan area, including parts of New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania in addition to New York.  Additional detail can be found in Broadcasting & Cable and Multichannel News

   
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