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Large Municipal Aggregation Urges Regulator To Disclose Utility Lists Of Currently Shopping Customers So That City May Contact Shopping Customers And Avoid "Price Crisis" From Individual Choice Service

The City of Boston, which operates an opt-out municipal aggregation for electricity, has renewed its request for reconsideration at the Massachusetts DPU in which the City is seeking an order from the DPU to require Nstar to share a list of currently shopping customers with the City

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Pennsylvania PUC Says Electric Utilities May Use On-Bill Billing For Their Own Non-Regulated Services Without Offering Same Service To Retail Suppliers

Disparate Treatment Doesn't Amount To Discrimination, PUC Says, Reversing Initial Decision PUC Rules Suppliers' Statutory Right To "Direct Access" To Utility System Does Not Extend To Billing Systems

The Pennsylvania PUC has reversed an initial decision from an ALJ and has found that the use of "on-bill billing" by the FirstEnergy Pennsylvania electric utilities for their own non-commodity goods and services, while not offering the same on-bill billing service for the non-commodity goods and…

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New York Utilities Balk At Purchasing Receivables (POR) Of ESCO Value-Added Products, Want Issue Considered Under Track II Retail Market Review Other Issues For Track II Set At Kick-off Meeting

During a Department of Public Service stakeholder meeting, a representative of several New York utilities balked at purchasing the receivables of ESCOs for non-supply, energy-related value-added products and services (ERVAS), and said that the issue of POR for ERVAS should be considered in Track II…

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Regulator Maintains Current Purchase Of Receivables (POR) Discount Rates Due To COVID Shut-off Moratorium

Normal Annual Revisions Would Have Resulted In Negative POR Discount Rates

The Massachusetts DPU, at both Eversource (Nstar, East & West) and National Grid has ordered that the currently effective purchase of receivables discount rates (standard complete billing percentages) shall remain in effect, subject to investigation and reconciliation, unless the Department orders…

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