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Utilities: Retail Suppliers, "May Be Motivated To Develop New TOU Product Offerings With The Goal Of Optimizing Product Profitability Rather Than Faithfully Reflecting Wholesale Market Dynamics"

In reply comments in the Massachusetts DPU's inquiry on electric delivery rates (which has, as previously reported, included consideration of policies concerning electricity supply), the state's investor-owned utilities said that the goals of time of use pricing may not be realized because the…

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Gridwealth Seeks Amendments To Massachusetts Bill Whose Current Language Requires Brokers To Post $5 Million Bond; Also Worried Towns May Seek To Apply Authority Under Bill To Ban Residential Choice To All Choice Service

Gridwealth Electric, a retail electric supplier whose focus includes serving C&I customers through brokers, is seeking amendments to certain provisions of Massachusetts bill H.5175, and has called on its stakeholders (brokers and brokers' individual non-residential customers) to make their voices…

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AG Says 50% Of Residential Customer Losses Under Retail Choice Are From Retail Suppliers Charging Only 10-30% More Than SOS; AG Says Eliminating Egregious Bad Actors Won't Solve Problem

AG Says Residential Choice Customers Paid $87 Million More Than Default Service For Latest Annual Period AG's Latest Report Seeks Regulation, Solutions; Drops Prior Language Which Emphasized "Ban" On Individual Electric Choice

Eliminating "bad actor" retail electric suppliers from the market, who charge the highest rates above default service, won't materially reduce the consumer loss under retail choice, the Office of Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell (AGO) alleged in a new report comparing residential…

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Regulator Suggests Cost Allocation To Retail Suppliers To Implement Use Of AMI For RTO Load Settlement

-- Regulator Raises Potential For "Sharing Costs Between Suppliers And Ratepayers" For Any Needed System Upgrades Regulator Opens Investigation To Allow ISO Load Settlement Based On AMI Data, To Enable Retail Supplier Dynamic Pricing

The Massachusetts DPU has opened an investigation to examine necessary systems and system upgrades to allow load settlement with ISO-NE based on customer interval usage data collected by AMI

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