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New Law Requires Retail Suppliers To Send Annual Notices To Customers Who Were Moved To Variable Rate After "Introductory" Fixed Period

New Authority For Utilities To Impose Financial Standards On Retail Suppliers Consumer Protections Broadly Extended To Small Commercial Customers Under New Law Enroll By Wallet Required

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine recently signed HB 15, which includes several provisions related to the retail electric and natural gas markets, including the elimination of electric security plans, with a new requirement for electric utilities to provide the Standard Service Offer through a statutorily…

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Regulator Extends Date For Staff To Propose Changes To Retail Supplier Contracts, Language To Comply With Statute Allowing "Appropriate Limitations" On Retail Contracts; Further Working Group Meeting Expected

The Connecticut PURA has further extended the deadline for PURA's Office of Education, Outreach, and Enforcement (EOE) to propose recommended language changes to retail electric supplier contracts in light of statutory authority under which PURA may determine the "appropriate limitations" with which…

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Pennsylvania ALJ Would Deny Municipalities' Petition For Declaratory Order That Opt-out Aggregation Does Not Constitute Slamming, In Initial Decision

Opt-out Program Would, "Conflict With The Public Utility Code," ALJ Says

A Pennsylvania PUC ALJ in an initial decision would deny a petition from the Boroughs of Camp Hill, Carlisle, Hatboro, Lansdowne, Media, Narberth, State College, and Swarthmore which had asked the PUC to hold, via a declaratory judgment, that the opt-out nature of their proposed municipal…

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Pa. PUC Launches Review of Grid Impacts From Data Center Growth

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) today voted 5-0 to approve a motion by Chairman Stephen M. DeFrank to convene a public hearing exploring the growing impact of large-scale electric customers — including data centers and other high-energy users — on the state’s electric grid.

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