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FirstEnergy, "Encourages Customers to Shop for Best Energy Deals as Fuel Costs Rise"

Notes, In Some Cases, "Default Service May Offer Savings Over Competitive Energy Plans"

FirstEnergy Corp. said on Nov. 15 in a news release that, "With higher fuel costs expected to influence energy rates this winter, FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) is encouraging customers of its utility companies in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland to evaluate electric supply deals that fit…

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NRG Won't Acquire Liberty Power Connecticut Customers, Customers Will Be Dropped To Default Service

Liberty Reports Sale Process For Remaining Book Did Not Produce Buyer, Seeks To Drop Remaining Customers To Default Service

Liberty Power Holdings, LLC and related affiliates (Liberty, or Debtors) asked a bankruptcy court to approve an amended customer book purchase agreement with NRG under which NRG agrees that it will no longer acquire any Connecticut customers from Liberty as originally contemplated

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Utility With Retail Choice Withdraws Proposed Customer-Facing Smart Energy App As Part Of AMI Deployment Settlement

Utility Withdraws Broadband Deployment Proposal Retail Supplier Data Access, Use Of AMI Data For Settlement Addressed Settlement Would Provide For Territory-Wide Deployment Of Smart Meters

As part of a stipulation addressing advanced metering (AMI) and related smart grid issues, AEP Ohio ("the Company") has agreed to withdraw a smart energy app that would have provided smart home and energy management tools to customers.

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PJM To Delay Implementation Of Reserve Pricing Reforms

PJM said in an October 25 market notice that it would file a request at FERC to delay implementation of certain reforms to its market-based reserve products and Operating Reserve Demand Curves (ORDC), citing unforeseen challenges in the software development process

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Google Marketing RECs, Providing Consolidated Bill With Utility, Nest Charges Under New Program

NRG Among Energy Providers Partnering With Google On Nest Renew Google Touts Ability For Customers To Receive RECs, Usage Insights Without Having To Change Power Provider Or Leave Utility

Google is launching, via a preview to invited customers, Nest Renew, a suite of services connected to Google's latest smart thermostat that includes matching users with RECs and providing a single bill with the customer's utility and Nest charges

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