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Duquesne Light Default Service Rate To Fall 15%

Duquesne Light has filed with the Pennsylvania PUC the default service rate for medium commercial and industrial customers with monthly metered demand equal to or greater than 25 kW and less than 200 kW (Rate Schedules GS/GM and GMH), to be effective March 1, 2021 through May 31, 2021

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Pennsylvania PUC Rejects Recommendation To Require That Standard Offer (SOP) Customer Referral Customers Be Dropped To Default Service At End Of SOP Term With Retail Supplier, At PPL

PUC Does Terminate SOP Shopping Program For CAP Customers, Will Not Allow CAP Customers To Take Service From A Retail Supplier

The Pennsylvania PUC today adopted an order in a proceeding addressing PPL Electric's default service proceeding for the period June 1, 2021, through May 31, 2025

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Retail Supplier Closes $15 Million Supply Facility

V3 Commodities Group Holdings, LLC ("V3") today announced that it has closed a $15,000,000 wholesale commodity supply and credit facility with Robison Energy (Commercial), LLC and Robison Energy, LLC (collectively, "Robison"), each a retail energy provider serving natural gas and electricity markets…

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Mega Energy Announces Commodity And Market Expansion To Enable Acquisition-Based Growth

Initiatives Include Northeast Expansion Through Partnership With Wholesale Energy Supplier

Mega Energy Holdings LLC announced the extension of a credit and supply arrangement with Pacific Summit Energy LLC (PSE), the North American marketing and trading subsidiary of Sumitomo Corporation and its largest U.S. affiliate, Sumitomo Corporation of Americas, "to enable current market growth and…

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PPL Seeks Waiver To Use Email As Means Of Sending Eligible Customer List Opt-Out Notice For Larger Group Of Customers

Notes Potential For Higher Customer "Engagement" With Customer List Opt-Out Notice

PPL Electric Utilities Corporation ('PPL', 'PPL Electric', or 'Company') petitioned the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s ('Commission') for a waiver of certain Eligible Customer List ('ECL') solicitation requirements provided under Interim Guidelines for Eligible Customer Lists, Final Order…

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