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October 11, 2010
New York PSC Staff have opposed Niagara Mohawk's request to include a true-up of the uncollectible rate included in the electric Merchant Function Charge, which would also be used in setting the Purchase of Receivables discount rate (Case 10-E-0050).
October 6, 2010
Central Hudson has filed with the New York PSC several gas tariff amendments to clarify the daily balancing requirement and revise the monthly balancing and semi-annual settlement provisions contained in the company's retail access program. The company is proposing that these amendments become…
October 5, 2010
Orange & Rockland has filed with the New York PSC updated uncollectibles factors to be used in the electric Purchase of Receivables discount rate and Merchant Function Charges.
October 1, 2010
The New York PSC has posted a draft ESCO consumer bill of rights and modifications to the Uniform Business Practices (UBPs) in Case 98-M-1343.
October 1, 2010
Superior Plus Energy Services LLC applied for a Pennsylvania electric generation supplier (EGS) license to serve all customer classes, including residential customers, in all service areas.
September 30, 2010
An initial decision from a FERC ALJ finds that, "[d]espite being afforded every possible opportunity to prove their case - by the Commission as well as the presiding judge - and despite being granted extraordinary latitude to secure the evidence they insisted would demonstrate that respondents…
September 29, 2010
Stream Energy Seeks Maryland Electric License
September 28, 2010
New York State Electric & Gas Corporation informed FERC of several considerations in favor of action on a petition relating to NYSEG and Niagara Mohawk metering errors which prompted a partial settlement which has been sitting at the Commission for about a year, in Docket EL09-26. NYSEG stopped…
September 28, 2010
The New York ISO has filed at FERC proposed tariff revisions to address the "unintentional consequences" -- specifically over-mitigation -- present under previously approved mitigation rules designed to guard against the exercise of buyer-side market power in the In-City ICAP markets.
September 28, 2010
National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation has filed with the New York PSC several proposed changes to its cash-out policies.
