November 7, 2018
PUCO Denies, As Unneeded, Extension Of Current Columbia Gas Merchant Function Plan Sought By Retail Suppliers
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August 27, 2018
Parties Request Extension Of Current Columbia Gas Merchant Function Plan Pending Negotiations
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., Staff of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, the Retail Energy Supply Association, Interstate Gas Supply, Inc., Dominion Energy Solutions, Inc., Direct Energy Services, LLC, Direct Energy Business, LLC, Stand Energy Corporation and Volunteer Energy Services, Inc.…
September 4, 2013
Report: Retail-Style Auction Did Not Appreciably Increase Migration; Winning Suppliers Fail to Convert Most Customers to Choice Product
Over its first 12 months of service, the Standard Choice Offer (SCO) program at Columbia Gas of Ohio did not lead to any appreciable change in migration to choice (non-SCO) service, a report from Staff of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio concluded.
January 10, 2013
Ohio Chooses Method for Allocation of Non-Shopping Customers at Columbia in Any Merchant Function Exit
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio adopted a stipulation which provides triggers for Columbia Gas' automatic exit from the merchant function for non-residential customers, and adopted mechanisms to allocate any non-shopping customers at that time, and any future non-shopping customers.
November 28, 2012
Revised Settlement Removes Trigger for Columbia to File for Residential Merchant Function Exit
A revised settlement filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, now supported in part by the Ohio Consumers' Counsel, would remove an originally proposed trigger that would have required Columbia Gas to file an application at PUCO to exit the merchant function.
November 7, 2012
Ohio Consumers' Counsel: Choice Customers Have Paid Nearly $1 Billion More Than Default Service Rates Since 1997
Customers on choice service at Columbia Gas of Ohio have paid nearly $1 billion more than rates for the applicable default service since 1997, the Ohio Consumers' Counsel said in comments opposing a non-unanimous stipulation which would set milestones for Columbia's exit from the merchant function.
October 8, 2012
Columbia Gas, Ohio Staff, Marketers File Stipulation to Remove Columbia from Merchant Function
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Staff of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, and several retail natural gas suppliers have filed a stipulation to govern the exit of Columbia Gas from the merchant function, for both non-residential and residential customers.