August 18, 2011
Illinois Maintains Blended Uncollectibles Rate in ComEd POR
The Illinois Commerce Commission has affirmed the blended uncollectibles discount rate in Commonwealth Edison's Purchase of Receivables program on rehearing (10-0138).
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July 21, 2011
Draft Order: Class-Specific POR Discount Rates in Illinois Contrary to Statute
The Public Utilities Act does not allow the Illinois Commerce Commission to adopt separate electric Purchase of Receivables discount rates for residential and commercial customers, a proposed order in ComEd's POR proceeding would conclude (10-0138).
June 13, 2011
Residential Migration at ComEd 21,000 as of May 31
Residential migration at Commonwealth Edison stood at just over 21,000 customers as of May 31, 2011, according to a discovery response quoted by the Retail Energy Supply Association.
May 24, 2011
Blended POR Uncollectibles Rate at ComEd Needed to Mitigate Flat Administrative Cost Charge, Dominion Retail Says
A blended Purchase of Receivables discount rate is appropriate at Commonwealth Edison because it alleviates some of the inequities caused by the flat 50¢ administrative charge per bill issued under utility consolidated billing with POR, Dominion Retail said in rehearing testimony before the ICC…
April 18, 2011
ComEd POR Discount Rate to Remain Uncertain Through Summer
An Illinois Commerce Commission ALJ has continued until June a hearing regarding Commonwealth Edison's Purchase of Receivables discount rate, which is being considered by the ICC on rehearing (10-0138).
March 28, 2011
Illinois Commission to Further Consider ComEd POR Uncollectibles Rate on Rehearing
The Illinois Commerce Commission has scheduled a status conference for April 13 regarding Commonwealth Edison's Purchase of Receivables program after granting petitions for rehearing filed by the Retail Energy Supply Association and Illinois Competitive Energy Association (Docket 10-0138).
March 10, 2011
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ICEA Seeks Rehearing on ComEd Combined POR Uncollectibles Rate
February 25, 2011
ICC Clarifies POR Order, Combines Class Uncollectibles into Single Discount Rate
The Illinois Commerce Commission has clarified its amendatory order on Commonwealth Edison's Purchase of Receivables program, confirming that administrative costs will not be recovered twice, and affirming that a single discount rate shall be applied to all customer classes (Docket 10-0138).
February 11, 2011
ICC Issues Amendatory Order on ComEd POR, Throws Discount Rate into Chaos
The Illinois Commerce Commission has issued an amendatory order on Commonwealth Edison's Purchase of Receivables program, which establishes a new discount rate, but also appears to result in the double collection of administrative costs, and creates additional confusion on the uncollectibles factor…
December 17, 2010
ComEd POR Order States Rider UF to be Used to Set Uncollectibles Rate
A written order on Commonwealth Edison's purchase of receivables program holds that uncollectible costs shall be determined by Rider UF.
December 16, 2010
ComEd POR Approved with 50¢ Per Bill Charge
As first reported in our live blog yesterday, the Illinois Commerce Commission has approved tariffs to institute utility consolidated billing and Purchase of Receivables at Commonwealth Edison.
December 14, 2010
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ICC to Consider ComEd POR Case Wednesday The Illinois Commerce Commission will further consider Commonwealth Edison's Purchase of Receivables tariff filing (Docket 10-0138) at its December 15 Bench Session. EnergyChoiceMatters.com will provide live blogging of the meeting . The filed tariff's…
October 11, 2010
Illinois ALJ Recommends Rejection of Flat Fee to Recover ComEd POR Implementation Costs
An Illinois ALJ has recommended that Commonwealth Edison's Purchase of Receivables discount rate be established solely as a fixed percentage discount off of a supplier's receivables, with no flat per-bill charge as proposed by ComEd (Docket 10-0138).