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Pennsylvania PUC Warns Retail Suppliers On Using Marketing Terms Such As "Rate Discount", "Utility Rate Increase"

Citing Recent Issues, PUC Highlights Areas For Concern, Urge All Suppliers To Review For Compliance

The Pennsylvania PUC issued a Secretarial Letter to retail electric suppliers providing, "guidance and reminders on what is expected of suppliers when marketing in general and in relation to specific marketing practices that have recently come to the attention of the PUC’s Office of Competitive…

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Consumer Counsel Says Default Service Shadow Billing, Listing Price To Compare On Bills Would Be Better Use Of Ratepayer Dollars Than Retail Market Billing Enhancements

Consumer Counsel Says Proposal Which Could See Retail Supplier Provided With List Of Customers Paying Highest Rates May Be Discriminatory

The Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel has opposed several provisions related to retail market enhancements contained in a contested rate case settlement at Vectren Energy Delivery of Ohio

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License Briefs

MP2 Energy NE LLC applied for a New Hampshire retail electric supplier license to serve large commercial and industrial customers in all service areas

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Retail Supplier Receives $5 Million Credit Facility

Greenlight Energy Corporation, retail energy provider serving natural gas and electricity markets in Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York, has entered into a $5,000,000 first lien credit and commodity supply facility with V3 Commodities Group Holdings, LLC

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Small Business Advocate Seeks Two-Month Extension For Comments In Proceeding Examining Major Changes In Pennsylvania Default Service

Proceeding Could End Plain Vanilla Default Service, End Use Of Full Requirements Contracts

The Pennsylvania Office of Small Business Advocate has asked the Pennsylvania PUC for a 60-day extension for the filing of initial comments in the PUC's new proceeding examining "smart" default service rates, cost allocation, and rate design (captioned officially as "Investigations into Default…

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Retail Supplier To Pay $13,500 Under Settlement With PUC Staff

Great American Power, LLC would pay $13,500 under a settlement with the Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement (I&E) of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to resolve allegations that certain third-party agents marketing on behalf of the company did not comply in certain instances with local…

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