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Texas PUC Staff Says ERCOT Securitization Charges, Which May Vary By Month, Are Not "Pass Through" Charges, And Are Instead Recurring Charges (REP's Fixed Rate Cannot Be Changed), Seeks PUC Confirmation

Also Seeks Guidance That Securitization Charge Opt-Outs Are Not Transferable

Staff of the Texas PUC requested guidance from the Commission regarding two issues that relate to the implementation of the ERCOT Debt Obligation Order that was filed on October 13, 2021 in Docket No. 52322 (the uplift financing program for certain Uri costs)

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"We've Got To Close The Loopholes" On REP Contract Pass-Throughs, Texas PUC Commissioner Says

Discussion Arose As PUC Considers Obligation Of REPs To Pass-On Securitization Proceeds To Specific Complainants

During a discussion of the impact of the ERCOT uplift LSE securitization program on specific customer complaints against retail electric providers filed at the Texas PUC, PUC Commissioner Lori Cobos reiterated that, "we've got to close the loopholes," on pass-throughs

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ERCOT Offers Alternative Lower Collateral Proposal For REPs Under Uplift Financing Program

ERCOT Remains Opposed To Volumetric Mechanism For Calculating Uplift Financing Charges As Favored By Most REPs

In rebuttal testimony, ERCOT rejected proposals from several retail electric providers to calculate charges to recover costs of the uplift financing program under HB 4492 on a $/MWh basis. ERCOT continues to propose to collect costs via a daily lump sum charged to LSEs based on the load ratio share…

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Twenty Texas Senators Tell PUC That Uplift Financing Proceeds Intended To Only Be Utilized, "To Prevent Unnecessary Uplift Charges Due To Defaults"; Also Say Netting Is Required

Twenty Texas State Senators, including Senators Charles Schwertner and Kelly Hancock, have filed a letter with the Texas PUC explaining their position that the legislative intent of HB 4492 is that netting is required in establishing proceeds to be provided to LSEs under the "uplift" financing…

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Texas PUC Staff Propose Retail Providers Be Required To Send Written Notices To Eligible Customers Concerning Uplift Financing Opt-out, REPs Responsible For Reporting Customer Opt-outs To PUC

Staff of the Texas PUC have proposed that retail electric providers be obligated to provide notice to eligible customers of their ability to opt-out of the program to finance Reliability Deployment Price Adder ("RDPA") charges and Ancillary Service costs above the Commission's system-wide offer cap…

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