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PUC Approves Settlement Under Which Retail Supplier Will Pay $188,000

Alleged Violations Include Use Of Phrase "Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Notice" In Marketing Mailers

The Pennsylvania PUC approved without modification a settlement between Eligo Energy PA, LLC and the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission's Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement ('I&E') under which Eligo will pay a civil penalty of $188,125 to resolve an investigation, "into Eligo's alleged…

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Retail Supplier Enters Settlement With Pa. PUC Staff Concerning Alleged Telemarketing Violations During Cold Call To PUC's Director Of Oversight

(Second Instance In Which PUC's Director Of Oversight Receives EGS Marketing With Alleged Violations, From Different EGS)

Greenlight Energy Inc. would pay $8,250 under a settlement with the Pennsylvania PUC's Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement (I&E) to resolve alleged telemarketing violations which occurred during a sales call to the PUC's Director Of Oversight, and also several alleged instances of slamming

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PPL Calls For Ban On Door-to-Door Sales Even After Pandemic Restrictions Lifted

Consumer Advocate Proposes Prohibiting Suppliers From Using Third-Party Agents, Vendors For Door-to-Door Sales OCA Proposes Prohibiting Door-to-Door Sales In Counties With Vaccination Rate Of Less Than 70%

In comments to the Pennsylvania PUC concerning the consideration of ending the current COVID-related prohibition on residential door-to-door retail energy sales, PPL Electric Utilities Corporation (PPL Electric) said that the PUC should, "strongly consider bolstering the Commission’s regulations on…

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PUC Issues For Public Comment Settlement Under Which Retail Supplier Would Pay $188,000

Alleged Violations Include Use Of Phrase "Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Notice" In Marketing Mailers

The Pennsylvania PUC issued for public comment a settlement between Eligo Energy PA, LLC and the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission's Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement ('I&E') under which Eligo would pay a civil penalty of $188,125 to resolve an investigation, "into Eligo's alleged…

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PUC Issues For Public Comment Settlement Under Which Retail Supplier Would Pay $150,000

Investigation Prompted When Mailer With Alleged Violations Received By PUC's Director Of Oversight

The Pennsylvania PUC issued for public comment a settlement between National Gas & Electric, LLC (NG&E) and the PUC's Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement ('I&E') under which National Gas & Electric would pay a $120,000 civil penalty and contribute $30,000 to PPL's hardship fund to resolve…

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