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Docket 14-07-20RE01

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Changes Made In Final Order On New Disclosures, Customer Signatures Required For Entities Representing Customers In Securing A Retail Supplier Contract

Customer Signature Required Before Entity May "Obtain" Pricing Entity's Commission Must Be Disclosed Order Envisions That Entities Would Not Be Able To Comply With New Requirements In Cold Call Sales

The Connecticut PURA formally issued a final decision which, in addition to granting aggregator certificates to several entities in an omnibus fashion, also creates new marketing and disclosure rules for those specific aggregators, including a requirement to obtain a customer's signature on two…

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Update: Regulator Issues Proposed Decision Requiring New Disclosures, Customer Signatures, For An Entity Representing Customers In Securing A Retail Supplier Contract

Customer Signature Required Before Entity May "Obtain" Pricing Entity's Commission Must Be Disclosed Draft Envisions That Entities Would Not Be Able To Comply With New Requirements In Cold Call Sales

The Connecticut PURA formally issue a proposed decision which, in addition to granting aggregator certificates to several entities in an omnibus fashion, would also create new marketing and disclosure rules for those specific aggregators, including a requirement to obtain a customer's signature on…

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Draft Order Would Require (Broadly Defined) Aggregators To Obtain Customer "Signature" Before Obtaining Pricing

Draft Would Create New Disclosures For Aggregators, Including Amount Of "Commission", Require Customer To Sign Two Separate Documents Draft Envisions That Aggregators Would Not Be Able To Comply With New Requirements In Cold Call Sales

Draft Would Mandate Aggregators Obtain Pricing From Multiple Suppliers; Any Entity Presenting Pricing From Only 1 Supplier Is An Agent

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Staff Requests Regulator Provide 30 Days For Aggregators To File Registrations, In Wake Of Enrollment Authorization Ruling

Staff Reports Some Suppliers Have Ceased Providing Pricing To All Entities Serving Large C&I Customers As A Result Of Ruling

The Office of Education, Outreach and Enforcement (EOE) of the Connecticut PURA filed a motion asking that PURA allow electric aggregators thirty (30) days, from the date the PURA rules on EOE's new instant motion, to have filed their applications for aggregator certificates and comply with PURA's…

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Enforcement Staff Tells Retail Suppliers That All Marketing Practices Should Be Brought Into Compliance "Immediately" In Light Of Recent Ruling On Entities Not Permitted To Enroll Customers

The Office of Education, Outreach, and Enforcement (EOE) of the Connecticut PURA issued direction to all retail suppliers and aggregators that suppliers and aggregators should "immediately" bring their marketing into compliance with PURA's March 30 ruling which held that only entities licensed as…

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Regulator's Staff Says That Third-Party Websites May Not Enroll Customers Unless They Are An Aggregator Or Designated Supplier Agent (& Receive Training / Monitoring From Supplier)

The Office of Education, Outreach and Enforcement (EOE) of the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority’s (Authority) sought clarification regarding suppliers’ use of entities to facilitate customer enrollments, as EOE said that third-party websites may not enroll customers unless such…

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Notice of Violation Would Require Retail Supplier To Drop Customers To Default Service, Impose $1.5 Million Fine

Alleges Supplier's Agent Conducted Door-to-Door Marketing During Prohibition On Such Marketing During Pandemic

The Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (Authority or PURA) issued a Notice of Violation and Assessment of Civil Penalty (NOV) against Residents Energy, LLC (Residents or Company), in which the Authority seeks to fine Residents in the amount of one million five hundred thousand dollars…

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Retail Supplier Seeks Clarification Of New Marketing Standards

Vistra Corp. requested from the Connecticut PURA clarification regarding the communication of newly approved electric distribution company standard service rates to customers pursuant to the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority's ("Authority") Connecticut Electric Supplier Marketing Standards…

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