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PUC Opens Rulemaking On Default Service, Utility Affiliate Rules

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has opened rulemakings to review Ohio Adm.Code Chapters 4901:1-35, 4901:1-36, 4901:1-37, and 4901:1-38, concerning standard service offers, electric transmission cost recovery riders, corporate separation for electric utilities and affiliates, and reasonable…

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New York PSC Approves Capacity Release Changes at NiMo

The New York PSC has approved tariff revisions at Niagara Mohawk (National Grid, or Company), effective on November 1, 2018, to amend its capacity release program for energy services companies (ESCOs) to address capacity constraints on the East side of National Grid’s system.

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Retail Supplier Seeks Hearing On Nonbypassable Charges Related To Generation, After Withdrawing From Settlement

Supplier Now Contesting Stipulation That Had Deferred Issue Of Further Unbundling To Rate Case (Recent Decisions Resulted In No Further Unbundling)

IGS Energy has requested that the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio hold a hearing on a stipulation governing default service at Dayton Power & Light, after IGS Energy withdrew from the stipulation as the result of PUCO modifying a key provision of the stipulation

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Utilities Propose To Implement Price Cap On CAP Customer Shopping By Limiting Retail Suppliers To "Percent Off PTC" Product

Propose Transition Process For Existing Contracts

The FirstEnergy Pennsylvania electric distribution companies have filed a proposal to implement the prohibition on Pennsylvania Customer Assistance Program (PCAP, or CAP) customer shopping, except in instances in which a CAP customer enters into a contract with an electric generation supplier (EGS)…

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Texas Retail Providers Seek Authority To Impose Mandatory Deferred Payment Plan (And Accompanying Switch Hold) On Certain Customers

Also Urge Reconsideration Of Calculation Of Existing Prepay Price Cap

The Prepay REP Coalition (Prepay REPs) has urged the Public Utility Commission of Texas to authorize retail electric providers offering prepay service to compel customers to enter into a deferred payment plan (under which a switch-hold could be imposed) under certain circumstances.

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Draft Order Would Require Customers To Be Dropped To Default Service If Retail Suppliers Do Not Submit Next Month Rate Info To Utilities

Suppliers To Be Charged Costs Of Utility System Upgrades Draft Would Direct Utilities CSRs To Proactively Discuss Supplier Rate Info With Customers; Share Default Service Rates

The Connecticut PURA has issued a draft decision which would require utilities to drop customers to default service if the utilities do not timely receive next month rate information from the customer's retail supplier

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PUC: Proposal To Reflect Unbundling Of Default-Service Related Costs In Distribution Rates, "Fatally Flawed"

PUC Directs Staff To Investigate Allegations That Utility Changed Retail Supplier Bond Form, Remedy Timing Without PUC Approval

In an order in Dayton Power & Light's rate case, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has rejected, as "fatally flawed," a proposal from the Retail Energy Supply Association and IGS Energy to implement a revenue-neutral rider that would make certain costs related to default service (Standard…

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