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Draft Report: Over 83% Of Residential Customers With A Competitive Retail Supplier Were Charged A Rate In Excess Of A Utility's Default Service During Second Half Of 2020 (70% At Another EDC)

66% Of Retail Supplier Customers On Utility Bill Payment Arrangements Are Paying Greater Than Default Service Over 14,000 Customers Remain On Supplier Variable Rates After Ban For New Customers

The Connecticut PURA has released a draft annual report to the legislature on the state of electric competition

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Residential Customers On Competitive Supply At ComEd Paid $144 Million More Than Default Service Over Last Twelve Months, Annual ORMD Report Says

Customers On Retail Supply Paying On Average 1.7¢/kWh More Than ComEd Share Of Competitive Supply Residential Customers Served By Municipal Aggregations Grows 35% At ComEd, Nears 60%

The Illinois Commerce Commission's Office of Retail Market Development has published its annual retail market report, which includes a comparison of costs paid by customers served by an alternative retail electric suppliers (ARES), including through municipal aggregation, versus the costs that would…

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OPC: Low-Income Customers On Competitive Supply At Single Utility Paying ~$20,000 More Per Month Than SOS, In Aggregate

Utility Voluntarily Provided Aggregate Bill Data To OPC; OPC Asks PSC To Order Other EDCs To Provide Data

The Maryland Office of People's Counsel reported that low-income residential customers who are served by a competitive retail electric supplier at the Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative (SMECO) paid, on average, about $20,000 more in aggregate than what they would have paid under SOS, in each of…

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Turnaround: Five Pennsylvania Utilities See Growth In Number Of Residential Customers On Competitive Supply In December

PPL Sees First Increase In Net Residential Shopping In Two Years Statewide Loss Of Residential Electric Shoppers Narrows To 1,000

Five Pennsylvania electric distribution companies saw a net gain in the number of residential electric customers on competitive supply during December, as the statewide decline in residential electric shopping narrowed to a loss of 1,000 accounts

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Massachusetts AG: Residential Customers On Retail Supply Paid $76 Million More Than Default Service From July 2017 to June 2018 (New Report)

Says Shopping Low-Income Customers Pay 25% Higher Rates

A report released today by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey says that Massachusetts individual residential electric customers who switched to a competitive electric supplier paid $76.2 million more than if they would have remained with default service during the one-year period from July…

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OPC Says Low-Income Customer Participation In Retail Choice Outpaces Overall Market

Says Data Voluntarily Provided By One Utility Shows Low-Income Customers Paying More Than SOS Renews Call For PSC To Require All Utilities To Report On Costs Paid By Retail Choice Customers Versus Default Service

In comments on an FY 2020 plan concerning the electric universal service program (EUSP) in Maryland, the Office of People’s Counsel said that low-income customers on competitive retail electric supply at the Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative (SMECO) have incurred, "massive net losses" versus…

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