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NEM Seeks Extension For Compliance Deadline For Revised New York Uniform Business Practices

NEM Says UBP Revision Order Uses Older Definition Of Small Non-Residential Customer, Requires Clarification

The National Energy Marketers Association (NEM) submitted a filing at the New York PSC to request a ninety-day extension for ESCO compliance with certain requirements in the Commission’s Order Adopting Revised Uniform Business Practices in the above-referenced proceeding issued on January 19, 2018.

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New York Adopts Order Requiring TPV For Additional Sales Channel

The New York PSC has adopted an order with changes to the Uniform Business Practices that now require ESCOs, for residential and small non-residential customers, to conduct, "an independent third party verification," for any sale resulting from a scheduled appointment, in addition to door-to-door…

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Including Large C&I Customers In Municipal Aggregations On Opt-Out Basis Pushed In New York

Allowing Municipal Aggregations To Tap Funds From Nonbypassable System Benefit Charges Also Proposed Billing, Other Changes Sought To Facilitate CCAs Offering DG Or Non-commodity Services

A Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) Subgroup tasked with examining barriers to municipal aggregation, particularly with respect to the use of CCAs in meeting various clean energy goals, has filed a report with the New York PSC on the working group process that summarizes various recommendations…

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Calling Grid Resilience "An Important Issue," And Directing RTOs To Be "Proactive", FERC Opens New Proceeding On Grid Resiliency While Rejecting DOE's Sought Cost-Of-Service Payments

FERC rejected a request from the U.S. Department of Energy to adopt a cost-of-service rate to provide non-market compensation to resources in RTOs for the, "reliability, resiliency, and on-site fuel assurance," provided by such resources, but FERC ordered further investigation of grid resiliency…

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