Start-up Retail Supplier Receives Finding That Initial New York ESCO Eligibility Requirements Have Been Met -- EnergyChoiceMatters.com

Start-up Retail Supplier Receives Finding That Initial New York ESCO Eligibility Requirements Have Been Met

July 19, 2022

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New York Department of Public Service Staff have informed start-up Clear Green Energy LLC that all requirements for its initial state of its eligibility determination as an ESCO have been satisfied

With such initial eligibility determination, Staff advised Clear Green Energy that the company may now continue with the utility approval state of the eligibility process by contacting those companies in whose service territories the ESCO intends to participate.

Staff noted that, "The utility stage normally consists of a creditworthiness determination, completion of EDI Phase III Testing and the execution of any operating or billing service agreements. Each utility’s eligibility requirements pertain to only their retail access programs."

Staff's letter states, "Once you have satisfactorily completed the utility eligibility stage, Staff will be notified by the utility of your success. Please notify Staff of the actual production date in the utility service territories you intend to enroll customers. At that point Staff will confirm your final eligibility requirements have been satisfied."

In its initial registration, Clear Green Energy indicated that, for mass market customers, the compliant product that it will provide will be a product that has renewable content at least 50 percentage points higher than the obligation placed on LSEs

Huda Khuram serves as CEO of Clear Green Energy LLC

Clear Green Energy's website indicates that it may seek to operate in Texas

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