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Arizona Commission Staff Say Tucson Electric Power's Alternative Supply Proposal Does Not Follow Customer Eligibility Directive From ACC Policy Statement

Also Says Proposal Shifts Costs To Non-participating Customers

The Utilities Division (Staff) of the Arizona Corporation Commission said in testimony filed in Tucson Electric Power's (TEP) electric rate case that TEP's proposed Rider-l8 Market Pricing-Experimental (MP-EX) pilot program does not follow the customer eligibility directive contained in a prior…

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Arizona Commissioner Questions Usefulness Of Two Commissioners Drafting Retail Electric Choice Rules Prior To Being Informed By Workshop Process

Offers Suggestions For Nine Workshops

Arizona Corporation Commissioner Lea Márquez Peterson filed a memo questioning how helpful the drafting of proposed rules for full retail electric choice, as to be undertaken by ACC Chair Bob Burns and Commissioner Justin Olson, will be if such drafting occurs before hearing from stakeholders in a…

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Arizona Commissioner: Chair's Proposed Direction On Retail Choice Rules Development Could Result In "Anchoring Bias"

Says Staff Should Not Develop Any Formal Retail Choice Rules Package At This Time, In Favor Of More Workshops

Proceeding with the consideration of retail electric choice as proposed by Arizona Corporation Commission Chair Bob Burns in a recent memo would, "unnecessarily burden an already overworked and understaffed Utilities Division, as well as threaten our ability to adopt ideal policies by prematurely…

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Arizona Commissioner: "Long Way To Go" Before Deciding Retail Electric Choice

Cites Experience in California, Texas (Notes Recent Texas Emergency Alert, Price Spikes) Cites "Pattern Of Consumer Fraud" Under Retail Choice Suggests 20 Square Mile Geographic Pilot For Retail Choice (All Customer Classes)

The Arizona Corporation Commission has, "a long way to go," before being able to make a decision concerning retail electric choice, Commissioner Sandra Kennedy wrote in a memo filed in the electric choice proceeding

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Arizona Affirms Working Group Process, Considers Retaining Consultant For Retail Electric Choice Review

Dunn Reiterates Concern About Losing Jurisdiction To FERC, California From RTO

During an Arizona Corporation Commission Staff open meeting yesterday, Commissioners affirmed using a working group and workshop process as the next step for the Commission's retail electric choice investigation, as Commissioners discussed whether to retain a consultant to assist the Commission in…

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Entering Workshop, Arizona Staff Says Residential Electric Choice Not In "Public Interest"

Staff Says ACC Should Proceed "Cautiously," Sees "Numerous" Workshops Ahead Dunn: Stranded Assets, RTO "Huge Questions" For Arizona Burns Again Suggests Aggregation Model

Going into a workshop on retail electric choice held yesterday and continuing today, Utilities Division Staff ("Staff") of the Arizona Corporation Commission said that, at this point, Staff does not believe that it would be in the public interest to include residential customers in electric choice.

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