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Pennsylvania ALJ Recommends Approval Of Settlement Under Which Utility Would Remove Uncollectibles From POR Discount, Transfer To Delivery Surcharge

Settlement Would Adopt Longer-Term Contracts for Residential, Small C&I Default Service For Price Stability At EDC Utility To Expand Hourly Pricing For Default Service

A Pennsylvania ALJ has recommended that a non-unanimous settlement concerning Duquesne Light's default service program for the period beginning June 1, 2017 be adopted without modification

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FERC Approves $2,000/MWh Hard Offer Cap Which May Set LMPs In All RTOs, Effective (Essentially) Immediately

Uplift Allowed For Costs in Excess of $2,000/MWh FERC Acknowledges Difficulties in Verifying Costs Above $1,000, Subjects Load To Them Anyway

FERC has adopted a hard cap of $2,000/MWh for the energy markets in all the FERC-jurisdictional RTOs, with offers up to $2,000/MWh permitted to set LMP, and offers in excess of $2,000/MWh also permitted but with offers in excess of $2,000/MWh not setting LMP and addressed instead through make-whole…

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Citing Lack of Evidence, PSC Removes Bypassable Adder Serving As Proxy For Utility Overhead Costs From Default Service Rates; Says Adder May Return Based On Future Cost of Service Study For Unbundling

PSC Lowers Other Bypassable Adders Included in Default Service Rates

The Maryland PSC has ordered that, while a bypassable Administrative Adjustment added to Baltimore Gas & Electric SOS electric rates is appropriate, until such time as actual costs for the Administrative Adjustment are determined in a rate case, the Administrative Adjustment shall be set at zero.

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RESA: "Unprecedented" Price Cap Program Adopted By Pennsylvania PUC "Cannot Survive" Court Test

"Pricing Restrictions" Could "Undermine" Work To Develop Nationally Recognized PA Retail Market

The "unprecedented" action of the Pennsylvania PUC to restrict Customer Assistance Program (CAP) customers at PPL Electric Utilities to shopping only through a new Standard Offer Program specific to CAP customers (CAP-SOP), under which the EGS must serve the customer at a 7% discount off the Price…

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