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232 stories · September 30, 2010 to September 21, 2026

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Stipulation In Default Service Case Would Require Audit of Purchase Of Receivables Program, Suppliers' Compliance With Limitation On Eligible Receivables

Utility To Heavily Rely On 36-Month Contracts For Default Service Utility Withdraws Proposal To Offer Energy Management, Analytics Services

A stipulation among several parties would establish the process for Duke Energy Ohio to obtain Standard Service Offer (SSO) supplies for the period from June 1, 2018, through May 31, 2024 and would address other retail market issues, including the continuation of the current purchase of receivables…

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Ohio Consumers' Counsel Seeks End To Assignment Of Certain Non-shopping Customers To Retail Suppliers Under Monthly Rate Program

Seeks To Re-introduce SCO For Such Non-shopping Customers Says "Price Gouging" Compels End Of Monthly Rate Program

The Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel (OCC) filed a petition at PUCO to, "protect customers from unreasonably high natural gas prices that some marketers charge to residential customers through the Monthly Variable Rate (MVR)," at Dominion Energy Ohio, and requested that the PUCO re-establish…

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FES: Petition By Ohio Consumers' Counsel Seeking To Make FES Send Notices Of "Hypothetical" Bankruptcy To Customers Would Harm Retail Market, Instill, "Fear and Concern"

FES Says OCC Petition Based On Speculation And Conjecture

Requiring FirstEnergy Solutions to send its retail customers notices about a hypothetical bankruptcy filing that FES could potentially undertake in the future, "would needlessly instill fear and concern among FES customers and harm the CRES [competitive retail electric service] market," FirstEnergy…

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AEP Ohio: POR Program Should Be Put "On Hold" Or Subject To Further Discussion Due To Supplier Consolidated Billing Pilot

OCC Seeks To Sunset POR Program After One Year, Require Separate Approval For Continuation

The purchase of receivables program that has been mandated at AEP Ohio should be put "on hold" or be subject to further workgroup discussions due to the introduction of a supplier consolidated billing (SCB) pilot, and the impact that the SCB pilot may have on POR program participation (and…

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