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Lawsuit Seeking Class Action Status Filed Against Texas Retail Electric Provider Over Pass-Through Of Ancillary Service Costs From Winter Weather Event To Customers On Contracts Alleged To Be Fixed Price

Aggregator Files Complaint Against REP At Texas PUC Over Similar Issue

A North Texas plastics company (J&M Plastics, Inc., or 'Plaintiff') has filed a proposed federal class action lawsuit against MidAmerican Energy Services, alleging that, "the electricity supplier passed through unauthorized fees to commercial customers with contracts marketed as fixed-rate plans."

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Texas PUC Chair Directs Staff To Include Ancillary Service Pass-Throughs Under Retail Contracts In Review Of Implementing HB 16

Staff To Review 'Your Rights As A Customer' Document, Propose Additions

During an open meeting work session, Texas PUC Chairman Peter Lake directed Commission Staff to include, as part of a rulemaking to implement HB 16 and its ban on wholesale indexed electricity plans for mass market customers, a review of ancillary service pass-throughs to commercial customers who…

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Group Of Texas Retail Providers Proposes Rule That Triggers Disconnection Moratorium During Governor-Declared States Of Disaster, & Sunset Absent PUC Action

Several REPs Also Commit To Additional Consumer Protections As End Of DNP Moratorium Considered

The Coalition of Competitive Retail Electric Providers (hereafter "Petitioners") requested that the Texas PUC amend PUC Subst. R. §§25.29 and 25.483 so that Governor-declared states of disaster caused by catastrophic events such as tornadoes or hurricanes become events triggering a temporary…

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Texas Gov. Signs Bill Requiring Retail Electric Providers To Serve Auto-Renewed Customers On Mandated "Default" Product

Requires Three Renewal Notices To Be Sent Bill Bans Wholesale Index Electricity Plans For Residential, Small Commercial Customers (Would Be Superseded If SB 3 Enrolled)

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has signed HB 16, which prohibits wholesale indexed electricity plans for residential and small commercial customers, and also requires REPs to serve customers on a default renewal contract if the customer takes no affirmative action at renewal

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