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Regulator Extends Date For Staff To Propose Changes To Retail Supplier Contracts, Language To Comply With Statute Allowing "Appropriate Limitations" On Retail Contracts; Further Working Group Meeting Expected

The Connecticut PURA has further extended the deadline for PURA's Office of Education, Outreach, and Enforcement (EOE) to propose recommended language changes to retail electric supplier contracts in light of statutory authority under which PURA may determine the "appropriate limitations" with which…

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Utility Reports Large Under-Recovery In Default Service Costs Is Due To Utility Errors In Load Reporting (Under-recovered Costs Had Sparked Nonbypassable Reconciliation Proposals)

About $6.5 million in under-recovered default service costs for the large customer class at Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource or the "Company"), the growth of which helped jump start consideration of changes to default service reconciliations, including making such reconciliations…

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NRG Floats Requiring Customers To Affirmatively Agree To Auto-Renewals At Enrollment Via Check Box

Suggests Higher Security Requirements For Suppliers Using Door-to-Door & Telesales Suggests "Advanced Tech" Requirement For Suppliers

In a powerpoint presentation posted in advance of an April 16 working group meeting in the Massachusetts DPU's retail energy review proceeding, NRG Energy has suggested for consideration, among other things, requiring that customers must affirmatively consent at the time of enrollment for…

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Regulator's Draft Report Resumes Comparison Of Default Service & Retail Supplier Rates -- After Omitting Comparison Last Year When Retail Supplier Rates Were Cheaper

75% Of Residential Shoppers -- & 90% Of Small C&I (!) Shoppers -- Paid More Than Default Service In 2H 2024 Complaints Against Retail Suppliers Fall To Only 38 For Entire Year

A draft Connecticut PURA annual report to lawmakers concerning the state of electric competition is proposed to once again include a comparison of retail supplier rates and default service rates -- after omitting the customary data in last year's report

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