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Utility Seeking To Run Load Aggregation, Which Would Authorize Restrictions On Customer Shopping, Revises Language For Deadline For Customers To Opt-Out, PUC Will Take More Time To Consider Proposal

Kennebunk Light & Power District (KLPD) in Maine has revised language for the deadline under which customers could exercise their right to opt-out of a proposed load aggregation for KLPD's electricity Standard Offer service (default service), as the Maine PUC suspended proposed tariff revisions to…

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Parties Agree On Changes To Default Service On Rehearing

In separate 2025 default service proceedings for Granite State Electric (Liberty Utilities) and Unitil in New Hampshire, the utilities, the New Hampshire Department of Energy (DOE), the Office of the Consumer Advocate, and the Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (the parties) have reached an…

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Gridwealth Seeks Amendments To Massachusetts Bill Whose Current Language Requires Brokers To Post $5 Million Bond; Also Worried Towns May Seek To Apply Authority Under Bill To Ban Residential Choice To All Choice Service

Gridwealth Electric, a retail electric supplier whose focus includes serving C&I customers through brokers, is seeking amendments to certain provisions of Massachusetts bill H.5175, and has called on its stakeholders (brokers and brokers' individual non-residential customers) to make their voices…

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AG Says 50% Of Residential Customer Losses Under Retail Choice Are From Retail Suppliers Charging Only 10-30% More Than SOS; AG Says Eliminating Egregious Bad Actors Won't Solve Problem

AG Says Residential Choice Customers Paid $87 Million More Than Default Service For Latest Annual Period AG's Latest Report Seeks Regulation, Solutions; Drops Prior Language Which Emphasized "Ban" On Individual Electric Choice

Eliminating "bad actor" retail electric suppliers from the market, who charge the highest rates above default service, won't materially reduce the consumer loss under retail choice, the Office of Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell (AGO) alleged in a new report comparing residential…

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