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Pennsylvania ALJ Would Deny Municipalities' Petition For Declaratory Order That Opt-out Aggregation Does Not Constitute Slamming, In Initial Decision

Opt-out Program Would, "Conflict With The Public Utility Code," ALJ Says

A Pennsylvania PUC ALJ in an initial decision would deny a petition from the Boroughs of Camp Hill, Carlisle, Hatboro, Lansdowne, Media, Narberth, State College, and Swarthmore which had asked the PUC to hold, via a declaratory judgment, that the opt-out nature of their proposed municipal…

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Pa. PUC Launches Review of Grid Impacts From Data Center Growth

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) today voted 5-0 to approve a motion by Chairman Stephen M. DeFrank to convene a public hearing exploring the growing impact of large-scale electric customers — including data centers and other high-energy users — on the state’s electric grid.

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Pa. PUC Denies Bid To Increase Cutoff Separating Fixed Priced Default Service Versus Hourly SOS Rates To 3 MW, From Current 100 kW Cutoff

Denies Argument That Hourly Default Service Rates Violate State Law PUC OKs Move To Six-Month Fixed Default Service Rates, From Current Quarterly Rate Changes

The Pennsylvania PUC denied a bid from Penn Renewables, LLC to increase the cutoff for fixed-price default service rates at UGI Utilities - Electric Division to 3 MW, from the current 100 kW threshold, and also rejected Penn Renewables' argument that hourly priced default service violates…

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