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Vistra (TXU Parent) To Grow Retail Business Through Dual Strategy Of M&A, Organic Growth

But CEO Says Current Retail M&A Opportunities Passing Value Test Is "Not Easy" Vistra Reports Retail Customer Growth, Higher Earnings

Vistra Energy, which as previously reported will engage in a strategy of expanding its retail business now that it has completed its acquisition of Dynegy, said during an earnings call this morning that it will pursue a "dual strategy" of organic retail growth and evaluating retail M&A opportunities…

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RESA Files Complaint Against FirstEnergy Ohio Utilities, Alleging Billing Of Non-Regulated Services Offered Via "Smartmart By FirstEnergy" Site On Utility Bills Violates Corporate Separation Code

The Retail Energy Supply Association has filed a complaint at the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio against Ohio Edison Company, The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, and The Toledo Edison Company (collectively, the FirstEnergy Ohio utilities or EDUs), alleging that the billing of various…

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NEM To Honor PSC Chair For Advancement Of Markets, In Convening 21st Annual National Energy Restructuring Conference

Conference Highlights Positive Growth and New Market Openings Industry Leaders to Address Market Enhancements That Improve The Energy Consumer Shopping Experience

The National Energy Marketers Association (NEM) will convene its 21st Annual National Energy Restructuring Conference on April 30-May-2, 2018, at the Hyatt Regency Capitol Hill Hotel in Washington, DC. NEM’s annual conference will focus on "Energy Choice 2.0: A New Era in Consumer Choice, Innovation…

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Stipulation In Default Service Case Would Require Audit of Purchase Of Receivables Program, Suppliers' Compliance With Limitation On Eligible Receivables

Utility To Heavily Rely On 36-Month Contracts For Default Service Utility Withdraws Proposal To Offer Energy Management, Analytics Services

A stipulation among several parties would establish the process for Duke Energy Ohio to obtain Standard Service Offer (SSO) supplies for the period from June 1, 2018, through May 31, 2024 and would address other retail market issues, including the continuation of the current purchase of receivables…

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