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180 stories · October 7, 2010 to September 11, 2026

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Mass. Utility's Residential Default Service Rate To Remain Above 19¢ For Another 6 Months

Eight Offers From Four Retail Suppliers Currently Provide Savings Of More Than 25% Versus Utility Most Retail Supplier Offers Also Lower Than CCA One Retail Supplier Rate 50% Lower Than Default Service

As the Massachusetts legislature debates whether to end residential electric choice, one of the state's utilities will see the mass market default service rate remain above 19 cents per kWh for another six months, the utility's filed rates are approved

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Utilities Propose New Creditworthiness Test, Security, & Collateral Requirements For Retail Suppliers

Proposals, "Create Barriers To Market Entry For All But The Established Market Incumbents," Coalition Says "Favor[s] Established Large Competitive Suppliers," Coalition Says

Several New Hampshire utilities, including Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) and Unitil, have proposed new requirements for a creditworthiness test, security, and potential collateral requirements for retail electric suppliers and community power aggregators (CPA), the Community…

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Regulator Denies Utility's Petition To Remove Mystic Costs From Default Service Bids

Utility Had Sought To Pass-Through Costs, With Estimates Used In Rate Setting (With Reconciliation Nonbypassable)

The Massachusetts DPU denied a petition from National Grid which had sought to exclude the responsibility for costs resulting from the ISO New England Mystic Cost of Service Agreement from electricity basic service (default service) bids, with bidders instead passing through to National Grid their…

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Regulator Intends To Open Review Of Default Service Procurements

AG Raises New, Additional Concern With Bids As 30¢ Rates Approved Regulator "Strongly Urges ... Caution" Against Shopping For Retail Supply

Responding to a request from the Massachusetts Attorney General, the Massachusetts DPU said that, "In regards to examining rules governing future procurement of basic service, the Department intends to open such an investigation after the resolution of the short-term procurement proposals pending…

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