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Major Parties Propose Considering Alternative Measures To Reduce Default Service Rates & Risk Premiums, In Seeking To Shelve Consideration Of Time Of Use Rates For Default Service

Major parties to a Maine PUC investigation into time of use rates, including whether TOU rates should be adopted for default service, have proposed shelving the investigation, with the near-term focus instead shifting to (among other things) consideration of other changes to default service to…

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State's Consumer Advocate Questions How Customers Will Benefit Under Time of Use Rates If Default Service Contracts Remain Non-TOU Full Requirements Power; Says Load Shifting May Lead To Supplier Windfalls

The Maine Office of the Public Advocate has expressed concern regarding if, and when, customers would receive benefits from Time of Use electric rates (including potentially TOU default service rates) in Maine, given that straw proposals under consideration would not change the wholesale default…

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