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PUC Approves Additional Default Service Auction To Avoid Having 60% Of Supplies Procured In Single Auction

The PUC of Ohio approved without modification a request from Dayton Power and Light Company d/b/a AES Ohio for approval to conduct an additional standard service offer (SSO) procurement under DP&L's legacy electric security plan in order to avoid the need to procure about 60% of default service supplies, for the delivery period starting June 1, 2027, in an anticipated spring 2027 auction which would be under DP&L's new market rate offer

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Utility Files New Complaint Against Submetering Provider, Alleges Submeterer Does Not Allow Retail Customer Choice Contrary To Statute

AEP Ohio (Ohio Power Company) has filed a new formal complaint against submetering provider Nationwide Energy Partners, LLC (NEP) alleging, based on an Ohio Supreme Court decision, that NEP is an "electric light company" and a "public utility" under Ohio law, and alleging that NEP is not complying with various statutory requirements for public utilities, including offering retail electric choice

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PUC Says Retail Supplier Applications Not Automatically Approved If 90 Days Pass Without Commission Action During Suspension Of Review; Denies Rehearing Of Prior License Denial To Applicant

Ohio statute does not provide that retail energy supplier applications are automatically approved if the PUC of Ohio does not approve or deny the application within 90 days of the application being suspended for further review, PUCO held in denying rehearing of its prior order denying the retail…

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Utilities To File Data Centered-Focused Default Service Proposal In "Due Course"; PUC Staff Unopposed To Application Of Recently Adjudicated SOS For Data Centers To More Utilities

The FirstEnergy Ohio utilities reiterated that the utilities plan to file a proposal to address default service for data centers in "due course," and said that default service for data centers should not be addressed in a proceeding in which the FirstEnergy Ohio EDCs have proposed other tariff…

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