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Texas Commission Denies Rehearing on AEP Retail Energy Certificate Amendment Order

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The Public Utility Commission of Texas denied rehearing of its earlier order to deny the application of AEP Texas Commercial & Industrial Retail Limited Partnership d/b/a AEP Retail Energy for a REP certificate amendment, in which AEP Retail Energy was seeking to serve customers under 1 MW.

As previously reported, the Commission denied the amendment application by concluding,
"[t]he sharing of the AEP acronym and AEP's red parallelogram logo by both AEP Retail Energy and its affiliated TDUs as described in this case violates the prohibition in PURA § 39.157(d)(6) P.U.C. SUBST. R. 25.272(h)(2) of joint advertising and promotional activities that favors a competitive affiliate."

On Friday, the Commission voted 2-1 to deny a rehearing sought by AEP Retail Energy, with Chairman Donna Nelson dissenting.

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