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197 stories · September 29, 2010 to August 19, 2026

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ERCOT Seeks Dismissal of Wind Frequency Response Complaint ERCOT moved to dismiss a complaint at the PUCT from several wind generators relating to ERCOT's denial of exemptions from the frequency response requirements of Protocol 5.9.1.3, arguing that the generators are required to first seek…

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Duke Energy Retail Sales Receives Pennsylvania License The Pennsylvania PUC granted Duke Energy Retail Sales, LLC an electric generation supplier license to serve commercial customers over 25 kW, industrial customers, and governmental customers in all service areas (Only in Matters, 9/17/10). Duke…

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TES Energy Services Seeks Pa. Broker License TES Energy Services, LP applied for a Pennsylvania electric broker/marketer license to serve commercial customers over 25 kW, industrial customers, and governmental customers in all service areas.

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SouthStar Energy Services Seeks Md. Gas Supply License SouthStar Energy Services, LLC filed an application for a Maryland natural gas supplier license. A copy of SouthStar's application was not available. According to the maillog summary, SouthStar applied to do business as Maryland Energy.

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Kentucky LDCs Oppose Mandatory Gas Choice Program

The majority of local distribution companies in Kentucky argued that natural gas choice would not provide benefits to customers and opposed any mandate that LDCs offer a choice program, in post-hearing briefs in the Kentucky PSC's investigation of small volume choice (2010-00146).

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Duke Energy Ohio "Leaning" Towards Market Rate Offer

Duke Energy is "leaning" towards filing for a Market Rate Offer (MRO) to govern the provision and pricing of Standard Service Offer supplies for non-shopping customers in the Duke Energy Ohio territory beyond 2011, CEO James Rogers said during an earnings call. Rogers said that an ultimate decision…

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