March 30, 2021
(Earlier): Texas House Passes Bill To Ban Wholesale Indexed Products In Retail Electric Market Weatherization Bill Amended To Include Commercial Demand Response Program, To Be Run By TDUs
HB 16, the ban on residential wholesale indexed products, has been passed by the House on third reading without further amendment. The bill as passed is described below.
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March 29, 2021
Details On Wholesale Index Product Ban, Other New REP Obligations Bill Requires Intermittent Generation To Purchase "Replacement Power" & A/S (Earlier): Texas Senate Passes Bill Prohibiting Wholesale Index Plans
Text for the engrossed version of Texas bill SB 3 has been posted
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March 29, 2021
Details On Wholesale Index Product Ban, Other New REP Obligations Bill Requires Intermittent Generation To Purchase "Replacement Power" & A/S (Earlier): Texas Senate Passes Bill Prohibiting Wholesale Index Plans
Text for the engrossed version of Texas bill SB 3 has been posted
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March 26, 2021
Term 'Small Commercial Customer' Not Defined; Bill Prohibits Wholesale Index Plans To Such Customers Language Released On Bill's Proposal For Changes To ERCOT Energy, A/S Price Caps Imposes Various New Requirements On Retail Providers
Committee substitute language for Texas bill SB 3, which as reported yesterday was reported out favorably, has been released
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March 25, 2021
The Texas Senate Committee on Jurisprudence today reported favorably to the full Senate a committee substitute for SB 3, a broad-ranging energy bill that would have, as originally filed, banned all variable retail electric rates
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August 8, 2011
Dayton Power & Light filed tariff revisions with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to remedy what DP&L termed a "clerical" error and remove the current language regarding Purchase of Receivables from the tariff.
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October 4, 2010
Ohio Power Company has petitioned the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to impose a new nonbypassable charge on all distribution customers to recover costs related to the earlier than expected retirement of Unit 5 at the Philip Sporn Plant (Case 10-1454-EL-RDR).
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