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Updated: Retail Suppliers Suspended From Marketing Under Settlements With Attorney General

AG Announces Settlements With Three Retail Suppliers, $3 Million In Refunds AG: Suppliers Which "Defrauded" Customers Are Not "Outliers"

Spark Energy, which now owns the Major Energy brand, provided the following statement: "Major Energy was purchased by Spark Energy subsequent to the allegations made by the IL Attorney General. Spark is focused on a culture of compliance for all its brands, including Major, and is pleased to put…

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Regulator Refers Two Retail Suppliers' Pass-Throughs Of ISO Charges To Customers To Attorney General For Further Investigation

Regulator Says Rules Governing Allocation Of Capacity Obligations & Prices "Were Known Or Knowable", Could Have Been Reflected In Rates At Time Of Contract

The Connecticut PURA has referred the matter of changes in prices, under what PURA calls "fixed" price contracts, by Spark Energy, LLC (Spark), and Direct Energy Services, LLC (Direct) to the Connecticut Attorney General and Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection for further investigation, if…

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Spark Energy Announces Termination of Tax Receivable Agreement

Spark Energy, Inc. ('Spark' or the 'Company') announced today that it has entered into a TRA Termination and Release Agreement (the 'Release Agreement'), and agreed to pay $11.2 million to terminate and settle all present and future obligations under the Tax Receivable Agreement ('TRA') that was…

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Consumer Counsel: Retail Suppliers' Exercise Of Contractual "Change In Law" Clauses "Unenforceable", Do No Supersede Statutory Requirement For Affirmative Customer Consent To Material Changes (Applicable To Commercial Contracts)

AG: Retail Suppliers May Not Use Sales Agreements To "Contract Around" Statutory Safeguards Retail Supplier: PURA Has No Jurisdiction Over State's Unfair Trade Practices Act

In a brief before the Connecticut PURA, the Connecticut Office of Consumer Counsel said that retail electric suppliers' exercise of "change in law" clauses can not supersede the statutory obligation to obtain customer consent

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CFO Departing Retail Supplier

On May 3, 2019, Robert Lane, Spark Energy's Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (Principal Financial Officer and Principal Accounting Officer), provided notice of his resignation, to take effect on May 21, 2019, Spark disclosed in reporting earnings

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