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Energy Vet Registers New Texas Broker (& License Briefs)

R K Houser, LLC d/b/a Temple Power Advisors (an existing entity but not previously registered as a Texas broker) has registered as a Texas retail electricity broker. The trade name Temple Power Advisors was recently registered with the Texas Sec. of State by R K Houser, LLC. Russell Houser serves as…

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Bill Credits To Start Flowing Only To Default Service Customers

The Illinois Attorney General announced that some default service customers at Ameren Illinois will receive on their electric bill beginning in December a one-time credit reflecting proceeds from a previously reported $33 million settlement with Dynegy Marketing and Trade, LLC and Illinois Power…

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ComEd Withdraws Proposed VPP Tariff

Commonwealth Edison in Illinois has withdrawn a proposed tariff for a VPP program (Rider VPP), and also withdrew its proposed Rider Community Solar Plus Storage (Rider CSS) tariff, and Rider Bring Your Own Device Load Reduction (Rider BYODLR) tariff, citing the recent passage of legislation which…

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Illinois Passes Bill To Require Long-Term Resource Adequacy Contract Procurement For All Retail Customers

Mandates Retail Suppliers Use TOU Rates If Serving Certain Customers

Both Illinois houses recently passed and enrolled SB 25 which, among other things, requires the Illinois Power Agency to include in its procurement plan, "the procurement of energy, capacity, environmental attributes, resource adequacy attributes, or some combination thereof intended to serve all…

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ICC ORMD Report: ComEd Shopping Customers Paid 2.4¢/kWh More Than Default Service In Past Year

Retail Supplier Rate Of Nearly 40¢, Charged For Four Months, Reported ComEd Residential Market Nearly Reaches Highly Concentrated Status

Residential customers on alternative retail electric supply (ARES) at Commonwealth Edison in Illinois paid, on average, 2.46¢ per kWh more for electricity supply in the past 12-month period (June 2024 through May 2025) versus the ComEd price to compare, per an annual report from the Office of Retail…

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