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NRG Floats Requiring Customers To Affirmatively Agree To Auto-Renewals At Enrollment Via Check Box

Suggests Higher Security Requirements For Suppliers Using Door-to-Door & Telesales Suggests "Advanced Tech" Requirement For Suppliers

In a powerpoint presentation posted in advance of an April 16 working group meeting in the Massachusetts DPU's retail energy review proceeding, NRG Energy has suggested for consideration, among other things, requiring that customers must affirmatively consent at the time of enrollment for…

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Utility Proposes To Defer Some Default Service Commodity Costs

In response to a Massachusetts DPU directive to cut residential bills by 5% during the peak winter season (story here) , Liberty Utilities in Massachusetts has proposed deferring reconciliations of its residential gas supply cost that would otherwise be incorporated into its bypassable GAF at this…

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State Regulator's Staff Proposes That ALL Enrollments With a Retail Supplier Must Occur Through State-Run Energy Shopping Site!

Staff Would Require That Variable Price Customers Must Affirmatively Re-enroll Every Month Regulator's Staff Says Retail Market Needs "Reset" Staff Would Ban Telesales, Door-to-Door Marketing

Massachusetts' retail energy market needs a "reset", Staff of the Massachusetts DPU said in a presentation filed in advance of a workgroup meeting which will kick off a revised review of the retail energy market by the DPU

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Regulator Orders Immediate Reduction In Total Customer Bills, Directs Utilities To File Proposals In Default Service & Distribution Proceeding

Regulator Directs "All Appropriate And Reasonable Actions" To Mitigate Winter Bills, Does Not Exclude Supply Rate Cuts In Such Direction

The Massachusetts DPU has ordered all of the state's investor-owned natural gas distribution companies to file revised reconciling factors that will result in no less than a 5% reduction in residential and residential low-income average bills for the remainder of the peak season (March and April…

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Attorney General Reports Retail Supplier Charging An Average Rate of 50¢/kWh

AG Says Residential Choice Customers Paid $73 Million More Than Default Service For Latest Annual Period Retail Suppliers Say Residential Customers Could Have Saved $763 Million In 2024 By Shopping

A retail electric supplier in Massachusetts charged residential customers an average rate of 51¢ per kWh for the period July 2023 to June 2024, the Massachusetts Attorney General (AG or AGO) said in an updated report on costs under competitive retail electric supply versus default service

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