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Utility To Cease Requiring Signed Consent To Move Customer To New Supplier From Assigning Supplier In Cases Of Merger, Assignment

Regulator's Staff Supports Requiring Other Changes At Utility Sought By Retail Suppliers

In a rate case at the Illinois Commerce Commission, North Shore Gas and Peoples Gas in Illinois have agreed to cease the current practice of requiring that a signed consent form from a customer be provided in order for a new retail supplier to serve a customer in cases where such service by the new…

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Consumer Advocates Seek Cap On Retail Supplier Rates Under POR At Another Utility

Report: 96% Of Residential Shopping Customers Pay More Than Default Service At Utility; Avg. Retail Supplier Rate 82% Higher Retail Supplier Rate As High As $40/Mcf

In a rate case at Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC in Pennsylvania, the Coalition for Affordable Utility Services and Energy Efficiency in Pennsylvania (CAUSE-PA) has recommended that the PUC impose a rate cap on retail supplier plans in order for the receivables from such plans to be eligible for…

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Regulator's Staff: Utility's Methodology For Classifying Costs Between Default Service and Delivery Does Not Demonstrate Material Misallocation Which Would Warrant Further Action At This Time; Staff Offers Recommendations On Cost Information Collection

Staff of the Illinois Commerce Commission said in a report that, "while Ameren’s allocation methodology is not without limitations," the information reviewed by Staff and Ameren’s practices, "do not demonstrate a clear or material misallocation of costs between supply and delivery services that…

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