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Draft Texas Proposal For Adoption Would Require $1.5 Million Letter Of Credit For Mid-Size Retail Electric Providers, With No Higher Requirement For Large REPs (Applicable To Existing REPs)

Also Raises Minimum Letter Of Credit For Smaller & Start-up REPs Final Proposal Revises PUC's Process For Suspending REP's Ability To Enroll New Customers Proposal Includes Changes To Financial, Technical Requirements For REP Certification

Texas PUC Staff have filed a draft proposal for adoption (PFA) to modify the retail electric provider certification rules

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Retail Provider Groups Seek Texas Rule Provision Prohibiting Duplicative, Deceptive Broker Names

ARM Seeks Prohibition On Brokers Telling Customers They Would Receive "Better Quality Service" From A REP For Using Brokerage Services

In comments to the Texas PUC on a proposal for publication on rules for the regulation of electric brokers, the Alliance for Retail Markets sought a rule which would prohibit the use of duplicative (of existing market participants, such as REPs) or deceptive names by brokers

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