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Direct Energy Files For Injunctive Relief Directing Dominion Virginia To Process Electric Choice Enrollments Pending Utility's Declaratory Order Proceeding

Dominion Is Seeking Determination Which Would Require Retail Suppliers To "Control" Renewable Energy Capacity In Order To Serve Customers

Direct Energy Business, LLC has submitted to the Virginia SCC a motion for temporary injunctive relief directing Virginia Electric and Power Company d/b/a Dominion Energy Virginia ("Dominion" or "Dominion Virginia") immediately to process all pending enrollment requests by Direct Energy Business to…

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PUC: All Customers Benefit From Availability Of Default Service, Certain Costs Of Default Service Are Unavoidable, Appropriately Included In Distribution Rates

Affirms Denial Of Unbundling Proposal

In denying a rehearing request from IGS Energy in a Duke Energy Ohio electric security plan and rate case, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio affirmed that, "all customers benefit from Duke’s ability to provide the SSO [standard service offer]," and the recovery of certain administrative and…

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PSC Orders Retail Supplier Not To Solicit Any Additional Customers Until Complaint Proceeding Resolved

PSC Chair: Supplier's Action Has Likely "Set Back Progress" Of Retail Competition Commissioner: "Sad Day" For Retail Choice, Companies Engaged In Such Behavior "Should Not Be Doing Business"

In addressing a complaint filed by Maryland PSC Staff against Smart One Energy, LLC ("Smart One" or "SOE") for, among other things, allegedly not obtaining 'wet signatures' for telephonic enrollments, Maryland PSC Chair Jason M. Stanek said that the supplier's actions have likely "set back" the…

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PUCO Approves Grid Modernization Stipulation Under Which FirstEnergy Ohio EDCs Are To Propose Dynamic Pricing Supply Options For Non-shopping Customers

FirstEnergy Ohio EDCs To Install 700,000 Smart Meters Settlement Includes Provisions For Retail Supplier Access To AMI Data

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio adopted, without substantive modification relating to retail market issues, a stipulation at the FirstEnergy Ohio EDCs addressing grid modernization that includes, among other things, the installation of 700,000 advanced meters in the EDCs' service territories

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Ohio Utility Says Corporate Separation Rules Should Be Modified To Allow Utility To Offer "Innovative Products And Services"

Says Utilities A "Trusted" Party To Customers Cites Behind The Meter Services, Community Solar, EV Charging As "Fertile Ground" For Utilities

In comments on a rulemaking regarding Ohio corporate separation rules, Dayton Power and Light ('DP&L') said that, "the rules should make clear that the electric distribution utilities ('EDUs') also have a place in providing a regulated option from which customers may choose innovative products and…

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PUC Approves $13,500 Settlement With Retail Supplier

The Pennsylvania PUC approved without modification a settlement under which Great American Power, LLC would pay $13,500 to resolve allegations that certain third-party agents marketing on behalf of the company did not comply in certain instances with local door-to-door ordinances, and that the…

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