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Audit Report Of Utility, Affiliates Recommends "Prominent" Placement Of Retail Choice On Utility Website, Better Price To Compare Info, Calculator To Evaluate Offer Competitiveness

A report by an auditor retained by the New Jersey BPU examining New Jersey Natural Gas Company (NJNG), and its affiliates, has again recommended more prominent placement of retail choice information on NJNG's website, along with better price to compare information, and a calculator for supply costs

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Pennsylvania PUC Modifies Settlement In PPL Electric Rate Case; As-Filed Settlement Removes Proposed Per-Transaction EDI Fee On Retail Suppliers; Other Changes To Supplier Tariff

The Pennsylvania PUC adopted with a modification a non-unanimous settlement in PPL Electric Utilities' rate case, with the adopted settlement, if maintained, removing, from an earlier proposed supplier coordination tariff, PPL Electric Utilities' original proposal that retail electric suppliers…

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Texas Industrials Claim That ERCOT Legal Has Said That ERCOT Can Regulate Any Load, Including Residential HVAC, If Load Creates A Reliability Concern (Impose Operational Requirements On Load) Texas PUC Staff Seek Comments On ERCOT Authority To Impose Operational Standards On "Pure Retail Customers"

The Staff of the Texas PUC, in connection with the PUC's consideration of Nodal Operating Guide Revision Request 282 (NOGRR282), have asked for stakeholder comment on the question of whether ERCOT has the authority to impose operational standards on, "pure retail customers."

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Utilities: Retail Suppliers, "May Be Motivated To Develop New TOU Product Offerings With The Goal Of Optimizing Product Profitability Rather Than Faithfully Reflecting Wholesale Market Dynamics"

In reply comments in the Massachusetts DPU's inquiry on electric delivery rates (which has, as previously reported, included consideration of policies concerning electricity supply), the state's investor-owned utilities said that the goals of time of use pricing may not be realized because the…

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PUCO Approves FirstEnergy Utilities' Amended Corporate Separation Plan Without Explicit Prohibition On Sharing Name, Logo Among EDCs & Competitive Affiliates, Says Concerns "Misplaced"

The PUC of Ohio approved an amended corporate separation plan (CSP) filed by the FirstEnergy Ohio utilities, with such amended plan broadly prohibiting the EDCs from engaging in joint advertising or joint marketing with a competitive affiliate, but which does not explicitly state that the shared use…

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Maryland Gov. Formally Signs Bill Changing Level For Residential Rate Caps Applicable To Retail Electric Suppliers

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