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Michigan Won't Require Retail Suppliers To Meet Locational Capacity Requirement Through 2021, Opens Case To Set Locational Capacity Starting in 2022

Adopts Capacity Showing Rules, Limits Reliance on MISO Auction To 5%

The Michigan PSC, in an order on the capacity demonstration process, ruled that LSEs, including retail suppliers, will not need to meet a locational capacity requirement for the period 2018-2021, but opened a new proceeding to determine the allocation of the forward locational requirement starting…

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Texas PUC Docket Management Director Requests Parties Clarify Provisions Of Proposed Mandate That REPs Pass-Through, To Customers, TDU Rate Savings From Sharyland Switch To Oncor Rates

The Texas PUC's Director of Docket Management has requested that parties clarify two issues related to language, proposed to be part of an order approving Oncor's acquisition of Sharyland Utilities, that is intended to ensure that Oncor's rates are passed through to customers served by Sharyland…

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New York ALJs Give Parties Limited Opportunity To File Updated Testimony, Addressing Discrete Issues, In Retail Mass Market Evidentiary Review

ALJs Rule On Sanctions Requested By PULP Against Two ESCOs

The presiding ALJs in the New York PSC's review of the retail energy mass markets have issued a ruling authorizing limited updates to parties' initial testimony, as a result of their ruling on sanctions sought by the Public Utility Law Project against Robison Energy LLC and Agway Energy Services LLC…

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New York PSC Adopts Order Granting More "Generous" Timeline For ESCOs To De-enroll Low-Income Customers

Will Require Utilities To Provide Updated Lists Of APP Customers Grants One Waiver Allowing ESCO To Serve APP Customers, Denies Two Other Requests

The New York PSC today adopted an order which Staff described as being more "generous" to ESCOs with regards to the deadline for implementation of the PSC's prohibition on ESCO service to low-income customers and the requirement to return assistance program participant (APP) customers to default…

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Updated: Ambit Receives NY Waiver Allowing It To Serve APP Customers; PSC Denies Requests From Two Other ESCOs

(Earlier): Draft New York PSC Order Would Approve Waiver Sought By One ESCO To Continue Service To Low-Income Customers Drafts Would Deny Waivers Sought By Three ESCOs

The PSC at its 9/14/17 meeting approved a waiver allowing Ambit Energy to serve low-income customers with a guaranteed savings product, in the manner described in our story below on the draft order

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Parties Seek To Mandate That Texas REPs Pass Through To Customers Delivery Rate Savings From Transitioning Customers From Sharyland To Oncor

Ensuring Pass-Through For Customers On "Bundled" Pricing Plans Specifically Cited

Oncor, in a proposal supported by several retail electric providers, has proposed changes to the proposed order that would approve Oncor's acquisition of the Sharyland Utilities territories -- transitioning such customers to Oncor's delivery tariff -- to ensure that retail customers, particularly…

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Sponsor Of Texas Bill Creating Voluntary Low-Income Sync List For REPs Says PUCT Authorization To Mandate REPs Fund Special Low-Income Protections Ended With SBF Termination

Texas State Rep. Chris Paddie, who sits on the State Affairs committee and sponsored SB 1976, which allows the Public Utility Commission of Texas, upon the request and funding by REPs, to develop a list of low-income electric customers, said in a letter to the PUCT that SB 1976 was not intended to…

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NY Appellate Division Court Denies Stay Of PSC's Low-Income ESCO Service Prohibition, TRO Expires

PSC Staff Provides Date By Which Low-Income Customers Must Be Transferred From ESCO Service

A New York Appellate Division court denied a request from the National Energy Marketers Association and several ESCOs to stay (pending consideration of the merits of an appeal) the New York PSC's order generally prohibiting ESCO service to assistance program participant (APP) customers, and with…

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Texas PUC Schedules Workshop On Eliminating Customer Protections Linked To SBF

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