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Pa. PUC Won't Require Utility To Send Letters To Choice Customers About How To Compare Rates (Reversing ALJs' Proposal)

Won't Require Letters To Low-Income Shopping Customers Who Have Rates Exceeding The Default Service Price

The Pennsylvania PUC won't order Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania to send letters to low-income customers who are served by a competitive retail supplier at a price which exceeds the default service rate. The PUC also won't order Columbia to send targeted messages to choice customers about how to…

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Jurisdiction's Department of Energy Proposes Price Caps For Retail Energy, Ban On Auto-Renewals If Price Increases

Report Says Residential Shopping Customers Paid $18 Million More Versus SOS Over 14-Month Period (Average of 7¢/kWh Higher, 70% Premium)

The District of Columbia Department of Energy and the Environment (DOEE) has proposed the imposition of price caps on retail energy suppliers, as well as other retail market reforms, while presenting a report which states that residential shopping customers in D.C. paid $18 million more than default…

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In New Rulemaking, Pennsylvania PUC Vice Chair Says Status Quo Only "Starting Point" On Payment, Termination-Related Consumer Protections, Seeks Additional Comments, Including Applicability To Small Business

Yesterday, the Pennsylvania PUC adopted a motion to begin a process to codify existing utility consumer protections related to residential utility payment arrangements, winter terminations, medical certifications, protections for domestic violence victims, and similar protections (Docket…

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Consumer Advocate, Which Was Key In Effectively Ending Residential Electric Choice, Warns Of Potential Similar Alleged Abuses In Small Commercial Market, Urges PSC Attention

The Maryland Energy Advocates Coalition (MEAC), a key driver in passing 2024's SB1 in Maryland which contained various provisions which effectively ended viable residential electric choice, has raised concerns that abuses similar to those alleged in the residential market are allegedly occurring in…

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PSC Adopts Green Power Price Cap

The Maryland PSC established the annual green power price cap applicable to retail electric suppliers as the most recent trailing 12-month average standard offer service rate plus a green power adder based on the Tier 2 alternative compliance payment price which is $15 per MWh

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