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Illinois Passes Bill To Require Long-Term Resource Adequacy Contract Procurement For All Retail Customers

Mandates Retail Suppliers Use TOU Rates If Serving Certain Customers

Both Illinois houses recently passed and enrolled SB 25 which, among other things, requires the Illinois Power Agency to include in its procurement plan, "the procurement of energy, capacity, environmental attributes, resource adequacy attributes, or some combination thereof intended to serve all…

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Texas REPs Seek Elimination Of Inadvertent Gain Charge

In a statement of position in Oncor's rate case at the Texas PUC, the Retail Electric Provider (REP) Coalition said that the Inadvertent Gain Discretionary Service Charge at Oncor should be discontinued in its entirety, with the underlying costs recovered through base rates.

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Texas PUC Staff Draft Would Ask Whether Current & Proposed Revisions To Retail Market Reporting Requirements Are Sufficient To Monitor Retail Market, Invite Proposals For Additional Metrics

Broad Rule Language Would Empower PUC Staff To Require New Reports In Future To Analyze Changing Retail Market Dynamics Accelerated Due Date For Compliance Reports

Staff of the Texas PUC have filed a draft proposal for publication that would revise the current retail market performance measure reporting requirements, applicable to retail electric providers and other market entities, to implement recent changes in law and to streamline the report

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Large Pennsylvania Utility Seeks To Impose Per-EDI Transaction Fees On Retail Suppliers

Proposes New Credit Provisions For Retail Suppliers Updates POR Discount Rates Changes To Measuring Customer's Default Service Cutoff, Meant To Assign Costs Away From Small SOS Customers

In a new delivery rate case filed with the Pennsylvania PUC today, PPL Electric Utilities has proposed to recover, from retail electric suppliers (EGSs), "on a per-transaction basis," PPL Electric's costs for EDI transactions

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Pa. PUC: Court Precedent On State Agencies' Environmental Duties Does Not Authorize Agencies To Contravene Statute (Duties Cannot Be Used To Authorize Opt-out Aggregation In Violation Of Anti-Slamming Law)

State court precedent provides that the state constitutional responsibility of Pennsylvania state agencies to take into consideration clean air and other environmental concerns cannot be used to supersede specific statutory provisions, the Pennsylvania PUC concluded in finding that opt-out municipal…

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Update: Large Pennsylvania Utility's Scope Of Work, That Led To Pending Affiliate Contract For Customer-Facing Services, Noted That EDC Sought Assistance Because Services Were, "Outside Of The Responsibility For An Electrical Distribution Company"

In a proceeding in which Duquesne Light Company (DLC) has petitioned the Pennsylvania PUC for approval of an Affiliate Services Agreement between Duquesne Light Company and its affiliate The Efficient Network (TEN), DLC has filed a general scope of work that had been included in the procurement…

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