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Regulator's Staff Floats "Eliminating" Incidental Residential Account (IRA) Designation

Staff Advocates "Altering Supplier Rates" -- Force Suppliers To Serve Customers At Rate Cap, Rather Than Having Customers Dropped To Default Service

In response to a request for comments from the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (Authority or PURA) concerning a determination of the "appropriate limitations" with which all customer contracts with electric suppliers, entered into on and after a determined date, must comply, PURA's…

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Vistra Reports "Strong" Retail Counts & Margins

Vistra Corp. reported for its Retail segment Adjusted EBITDA of $498 million for the quarter ending June 30, 2023 (second quarter), up from $403 million a year ago, on, "strong counts and margins performance," partially offset by below normal weather experienced in all markets

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New Report On Benefits Of Retail Choice Says Consumer Protections Undertaken To Date Should Be A, "Starting Point"; Favors "Aggressive" Steps For Consumer Protection

REAL Says Report "Finds Retail Energy Key To An Affordable Clean Energy Transition"

The Retail Energy Advancement League (REAL) publicized a new report, prepared by a consulting firm and authored by Paul Hibbard, former chairman of the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities, which finds that, among other things, "harnessing the productive innovation and creativity of retail…

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PUC Lowers Default Service Rates, Mid-Term, By 1¢/kWh

The Maine Public Utilities Commission today approved a reduction in certain Standard Offer electric rates that will reduce rates for non-shopping residential, small, and medium-class customers at Central Maine Power and at Versant Power’s Bangor Hydro District.

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Changes Made In Final Order On New Disclosures, Customer Signatures Required For Entities Representing Customers In Securing A Retail Supplier Contract

Customer Signature Required Before Entity May "Obtain" Pricing Entity's Commission Must Be Disclosed Order Envisions That Entities Would Not Be Able To Comply With New Requirements In Cold Call Sales

The Connecticut PURA formally issued a final decision which, in addition to granting aggregator certificates to several entities in an omnibus fashion, also creates new marketing and disclosure rules for those specific aggregators, including a requirement to obtain a customer's signature on two…

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