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Pennsylvania Senate Energy Committee Chair Says Retail Market Limits Proposed In PUC Default Service Case Are Matters For Legislature, Not PUC

Encourages "Restraint" By PUC In Evaluating Actions Which Are Beyond Existing Law

Pennsylvania State Senator Gene Yaw has said in a letter to Pa. PUC Chair Steven DeFrank and other PUC Commissioners that various proposed retail market limits proposed in the default service proceeding of FirstEnergy Pennsylvania are policies that are properly addressed before the state legislature, not a PUC default service proceeding

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Update: Delaware Gov. Says, "Delawareans Should Not Have To Choose Between Consumer Protection And Consumer Choice," In Vetoing Rate Cap Bill

Gov. Instead Urges "Crack Down" On Deceptive & Predatory Suppliers

Retail Energy Advancement League (REAL) Welcomes Opportunity To Work With Stakeholders On Protections That Don't Eliminate Choice

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer issued the following statement in vetoing HB 393, which included limitations on retail electric supplier rates to residential customers (original story with full details below)

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PJM Won't Proceed With Reliability Backstop Procurement At This Time, After FERC Says LSE Collateral Requirements May Be Unjust And Unreasonable

FERC Commissioner Calls RBP "Half-Baked"

PJM said in a market notice that, "At this time, PJM will not proceed with the Reliability Backstop Procurement," after a FERC decision subjected PJM's RBP filing to a five-month suspension and paper hearing process, with FERC concluding that several aspects of the RBP, "may be unjust and unreasonable".

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PUC Approves Additional Default Service Auction To Avoid Having 60% Of Supplies Procured In Single Auction

The PUC of Ohio approved without modification a request from Dayton Power and Light Company d/b/a AES Ohio for approval to conduct an additional standard service offer (SSO) procurement under DP&L's legacy electric security plan in order to avoid the need to procure about 60% of default service supplies, for the delivery period starting June 1, 2027, in an anticipated spring 2027 auction which would be under DP&L's new market rate offer

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Retail Supplier Announces New Sales Leadership Team

WGL Energy announced a new sales leadership team, "focused on strengthening the experience of customers and business partners, supporting the communities where it operates, and advancing the company’s growth targets across the PJM Interconnection region and its Mid-Atlantic footprint, all while maintaining WGL Energy’s high standards of customer service and market expertise."

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Utility Files New Complaint Against Submetering Provider, Alleges Submeterer Does Not Allow Retail Customer Choice Contrary To Statute

AEP Ohio (Ohio Power Company) has filed a new formal complaint against submetering provider Nationwide Energy Partners, LLC (NEP) alleging, based on an Ohio Supreme Court decision, that NEP is an "electric light company" and a "public utility" under Ohio law, and alleging that NEP is not complying with various statutory requirements for public utilities, including offering retail electric choice

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