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June 2, 2011
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PSE&G Files to Lower Gas Commodity Charge

Public Service Electric and Gas has filed to decrease the price of Basic Gas Supply Service Commodity Service to $0.654239 per therm (including Sales and Use Tax, SUT) from the current charge of $0.667154 per therm, effective October 1. Tariff sheets are available here (p. 141)

DPUC Again Declines to Find Jurisdiction Over NU-Nstar Merger

The Connecticut DPUC declined to issue a declaratory ruling requested by the Office of Consumer Counsel that the General Statutes of Connecticut require DPUC approval of the merger of Northeast Utilities and Nstar in order for the merger to proceed. The DPUC, which had previously disclaimed jurisdiction, said that the merger will not result in any changes to the ownership, corporate structure or subsidiary relationships of Connecticut Light & Power and Yankee Gas, both of which will continue as separate corporations in their current form as wholly owned subsidiaries of NU. The DPUC stressed that both CL&P and Yankee will remain subject to the continuing jurisdiction of the Department, "without any reduction of the Department's existing regulatory oversight or any diminishment in the Department's authority over these public service companies."

Clearview Electric Offers Affinity Program in Connection with LPGA Sponsorship

Clearview Electric has announced an affinity program in conjunction with its sponsorship of the 2011 Shoprite LPGA Classic in Galloway, New Jersey from June 3 through June 5. Through July 31, Clearview will donate $50 per residential enrollment and $100 per business enrollment to one of the supported LPGA non-profit organizations associated with the tournament, when customers enter the affiliate code. Additionally, for each person at the tournament that signs up with Clearview during the event, Clearview will donate up to $100 per customer to one of the tournament-associated charities. Clearview recently conducted an affinity program under which it donated up to $100 per enrollment during the New Jersey AIDS Services Walks held in several New Jersey cities.

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