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June 17, 2011
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Andrea Barbeau Joins AEG Affiliated Energy Group
AEG Affiliated Energy Group announced that Andrea Barbeau (f/k/a Andrea Loveless) has joined its management team in AEG's mergers and acquisition division. Barbeau joins AEG after serving as legal counsel for three retail energy providers, where she assisted with growth and expansion within ERCOT's and PJM's deregulated energy markets through mergers, acquisitions and organic customer growth. "AEG's continued client-growth in the national deregulated energy markets necessitates steady expansion of our management team," said Rob Potosky, Esq., Head of AEG's M&A Practice. "As a licensed transactional attorney with specific experience in retail energy related mergers and acquisitions, market expansion and due diligence processes, Andrea is well poised to help us facilitate a wide array of complex energy and financial transactions," Potosky added.
Oncor Suspending Disconnections in Three Counties
Due to a National Weather Service Heat Advisory, Oncor is suspending disconnect for non-pay activity until Wednesday, June 22, 2011 in the counties of Brown, Coleman, and Nolan.
PUCT Schedules Workshop on Entergy Texas MISO Proposal
The PUCT will hold a workshop on Entergy Texas' proposal to join the Midwest ISO on July 14. The Commission directed interested parties to submit questions for Entergy Texas to address at the workshop.
Conn. DPUC Adopts Settlement to Resolve Starion Notice of Violation
The Connecticut DPUC adopted as final a decision which accepts without modification a settlement under which Starion Energy shall make a $20,000 donation to an energy assistance fund in lieu of a civil penalty to resolve a notice of violation regarding customer enrollments and the rescission period. The settlement was first reported in Matters, and its terms are more fully discussed in our 5/20 story. In an original Notice of Violation, the DPUC had sought a $70,000 civil penalty, for among other things, allegations that Starion executed: (1) two switches for which it did not have proper consent; (2) 20 enrollments whose verification did not meet the statutory independence standard; and (3) some 4,000 enrollments in which the right of rescission was not properly disclosed. Under the settlement, Starion agrees that "some" of the relevant statues and regulations were violated, though the settlement does not enumerate specific admissions.
N.Y. PSC Adopts O&R Rate Plan
The New York PSC adopted a one-year rate plan at Orange & Rockland yesterday. A written order was not immediately issued. In a joint stipulation in the case, O&R would lower its hourly pricing cutoff to from 500 kW to 300 kW (see 4/5 story)
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