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License Briefs
August 16, 2012
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Green Mountain Energy Seeks to Serve Residential Customers in New State
Green Mountain Energy Company applied for an amended Illinois alternative retail electric supplier license to serve all customer classes, including residential customers, at Commonwealth Edison. Previously, Green Mountain Energy had been licensed to serve non-residential customers with annual usage in excess of 15,000 kWh at ComEd.
Northeastern Ohio Residential Aggregation, Ltd. Receives License
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio granted Northeastern Ohio Residential Aggregation, Ltd., an electric broker/aggregator license to serve all customer classes in all service areas. As only reported by Matters, NORA Ltd. said that it will focus in particular on aggregating multi-tenant properties, including entering into agreements that contemplate new tenants will be presented the opportunity to opt-into the program upon signing a lease. The Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council and AEP Energy, Inc. had raised concerns with NORA's business model, but PUCO, noting existing customer protection rules, found that, "the speculation regarding potential problems," has no bearing on whether NORA is, "managerially, financially, or technically fit and capable of providing competitive retail electric service in this state," which is the standard for granting a license.
5 Receives License in New State
The Maryland PSC granted L5E, LLC, d/b/a 5, an electric broker license to serve residential, commercial and industrial customers. As previously reported, L5E, LLC is comprised of several officers all formerly in senior positions at various retail suppliers, including First Choice Power, Juice Energy, and/or Constellation NewEnergy.
Blue Flame Energy Seeks License in New State
Blue Flame Energy, LLC applied for an Ohio electric broker license to serve all customer classes in all service areas.
Mondre Energy Announces New License
Mondre Energy, Inc. announced today that it has been licensed by the Illinois Commerce Commission to provide agency, brokering and consulting services. The granting of the license had been first reported by Matters in June
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