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Regulator's Draft Report Resumes Comparison Of Default Service & Retail Supplier Rates -- After Omitting Comparison Last Year When Retail Supplier Rates Were Cheaper

75% Of Residential Shoppers -- & 90% Of Small C&I (!) Shoppers -- Paid More Than Default Service In 2H 2024 Complaints Against Retail Suppliers Fall To Only 38 For Entire Year

A draft Connecticut PURA annual report to lawmakers concerning the state of electric competition is proposed to once again include a comparison of retail supplier rates and default service rates -- after omitting the customary data in last year's report

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Utility Proposes To Defer Some Default Service Commodity Costs

In response to a Massachusetts DPU directive to cut residential bills by 5% during the peak winter season (story here) , Liberty Utilities in Massachusetts has proposed deferring reconciliations of its residential gas supply cost that would otherwise be incorporated into its bypassable GAF at this…

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Regulator Orders Immediate Reduction In Total Customer Bills, Directs Utilities To File Proposals In Default Service & Distribution Proceeding

Regulator Directs "All Appropriate And Reasonable Actions" To Mitigate Winter Bills, Does Not Exclude Supply Rate Cuts In Such Direction

The Massachusetts DPU has ordered all of the state's investor-owned natural gas distribution companies to file revised reconciling factors that will result in no less than a 5% reduction in residential and residential low-income average bills for the remainder of the peak season (March and April…

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Pa. PUC Denies Bid To Increase Cutoff Separating Fixed Priced Default Service Versus Hourly SOS Rates To 3 MW, From Current 100 kW Cutoff

Denies Argument That Hourly Default Service Rates Violate State Law PUC OKs Move To Six-Month Fixed Default Service Rates, From Current Quarterly Rate Changes

The Pennsylvania PUC denied a bid from Penn Renewables, LLC to increase the cutoff for fixed-price default service rates at UGI Utilities - Electric Division to 3 MW, from the current 100 kW threshold, and also rejected Penn Renewables' argument that hourly priced default service violates…

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