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Pa. PUC Approves 30% Decrease In Purchase Of Receivables (POR) Discount Rate

Pa. PUC Approves Settlement Which Drops Utility's Original Proposal Which Would Have Constrained Retail Suppliers' Ability To Hedge, Assign Capacity Also Sets MFC, Bypassable Gas Procurement Charge

The Pennsylvania PUC adopted without modification a partial settlement in a rate case at Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC (the "Company" or "Peoples"), which includes the merger of rates of the Company’s Peoples and Equitable Divisions

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Retail Supplier Receives Waiver From TPV Rules

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio granted Direct Energy Business, LLC and Direct Energy Services, LLC a waiver of certain rules governing the third-party verification (TPV) process for new customers enrolled through sales channels requiring a TPV, to allow for a "digital" TPV process, subject…

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Virginia SCC Rejects Dominion's Sought "Around The Clock" Renewable Energy Matching, Capacity Showing For Customers To Take Competitive Retail Energy Supply Under Renewable Exemption

SCC Affirms Retail Suppliers May Meet Renewable Requirement Via Monthly Matching SCC Says Direct Energy, Calpine Have Demonstrated Compliance To Serve Retail Customers

The Virginia State Corporation Commission rejected a petition for a declaratory judgment from Dominion Virginia Power which had sought a finding that retail suppliers must demonstrate that they have control of sufficient renewable "capacity", with renewable energy provided on an "around the clock"…

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Retail Suppliers Propose Setting Bypassable BGE SOS Admin. Adjustment At 1.1¢/kWh for Residential Customers, Allege BGE Underallocating Costs to SOS

PSC Staff Witness: BGE's Calculations To Separate Costs Between Distribution, SOS "Reasonable At This Time", Would Adjust Allocation Among Classes OPC Opposes Proposed Bypassable SOS Administrative Charge

In testimony concerning electric and natural gas rate cases at Baltimore Gas & Electric, a group of retail suppliers alleged that BGE's proposal to set the bypassable electric SOS Administrative Adjustment underallocates costs to SOS, and recommended setting the SOS Administrative Adjustment at…

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Ohio Utilities Seek To Maintain Ability To Bill Non-Commodity Services From Third Parties

Retail Suppliers Note Ambiguity In Proposed Prohibition On EDC Billing For Non-Commodity Services, Applicability To Retail Suppliers

Ohio utilities generally opposed a proposed prohibition on the utility billing of non-commodity services as contained in newly proposed rules from Staff of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, with EDCs and retail suppliers also noting ambiguity in the proposal

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