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Texas Retail Provider To Pay $50,000 Penalty, Provide $72,000 In Compensation To Affected Customers Under Settlement With Texas PUC Staff To Resolve Alleged Disconnection Violations

STAT Energy, LLC would pay an administrative penalty of $52,600 and provide in aggregate over $72,000 to affected customers under a settlement with Staff of the Public Utility Commission of Texas to resolve alleged violations of 16 Tex. Admin. Code (TAC) §§ 25.480(j)(6), related to Deferred Payment…

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FES: Petition By Ohio Consumers' Counsel Seeking To Make FES Send Notices Of "Hypothetical" Bankruptcy To Customers Would Harm Retail Market, Instill, "Fear and Concern"

FES Says OCC Petition Based On Speculation And Conjecture

Requiring FirstEnergy Solutions to send its retail customers notices about a hypothetical bankruptcy filing that FES could potentially undertake in the future, "would needlessly instill fear and concern among FES customers and harm the CRES [competitive retail electric service] market," FirstEnergy…

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Utility Says "Broker" Has Sought Utility Customer Lists Without Seeking To Complete EDI Testing, Utility Suggests Broker May Seek To Use Customer List For Another Purpose, Seeks PUC Guidance

Vectren Energy Delivery of Ohio (VEDO) has filed a "self-complaint" at the Public Utility Commission of Ohio seeking that PUCO affirm Vectren's decision to deny the provision of an eligible customer list to an entity which, as alleged by Vectren, identified itself as a broker but is certified by…

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Regulator Issues NOV Against Retail Supplier

The Connecticut PURA, pursuant to the provisions of the General Statutes of Connecticut (Conn. Gen. Stat.) §16-41, issued a Notice of Violation and Assessment of Civil Penalty (NOV) against AmericaWide Energy, LLC in the amount of five thousand dollars ($5,000).

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NY DPS Staff: ESCOs Should "Immediately" Take Action To Comply With Low-Income Service Prohibition, Return APP Customers To Utility Supply

Says Process Should Proceed Based On Information Already Provided By Utilities

In a September 12 filing, New York Department of Public Service Staff disagreed with requests filed by several ESCOs, who had objected to Staff's interpretation that the process for returning Assistance Program Participant customers to utility supply should commence on September 25, and further said…

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Texas ALJ's Proposed Decision Would Find Company's Activities Constituted Aggregation Without Certification By PUCT

ALJ Recommends One-Third of Penalty Sought By PUCT Staff ALJ's Analysis Addresses What Activities Require Aggregator License

A proposal for decision from a Texas Administrative Law Judge would conclude that Current Utilities, Inc. engaged in activities as an electricity aggregator without first registering with the Public Utility Commission of Texas, and the proposed decision would impose a $5,000 administrative penalty…

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Texas PUC Directs REPs To Prioritize Service, Assistance To Hurricane Victims; Will Use Enforcement Discretion With Respect To Certain Other Requirements To Allow Such Focus

The executive director of the Public Utility Commission of Texas issued a memo stating that retail electric providers should prioritize customer assistance and dedicate their focus on customers displaced or impacted by Hurricane Harvey, and to facilitate such focus, and that the PUCT will therefore…

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PULP Seeks Sanctions Against Two New York ESCOs

The Public Utility Law Project of NY filed a motion requesting that the New York PSC impose sanctions against two energy service company (ESCO) parties, specifically, as described by PULP, "Robinson [sic] Energy LLC," and Agway Energy Services LLC, as PULP alleged that both parties failed to comply…

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FERC Approves $10 Million Settlement With Financial Marketer

FERC approved a Stipulation and Consent Agreement (Agreement) between the Office of Enforcement (Enforcement) and City Power Marketing, LLC (City Power) and K. Stephen Tsingas (together, Defendants) which resolves the Commission’s claims against Defendants for alleged violations of section 222 of…

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