PUC Sets Hearing Date For Proposed Rules Banning Door-to-Door Electricity Sales, Requiring Variable Rate Change Notices

The New Hampshire PUC has scheduled a hearing for January 19, 2017 to consider proposed changes to electric supplier marketing rules, including a proposed ban on door-to-door electric sales and restrictions on telemarketing.

EnergyChoiceMatters.com was first to report the filing of the proposed rules addressing supplier marketing and licensing. See our stories below for more:

N.H. To Ban Door-to-Door Electricity Sales; Restrictions on Telemarketing Also Proposed

PUC Proposes To Require Advance Notice of Variable Rate Changes In Excess of 10%; Rules Appear To Prohibit "Variable" Pricing Products With Terms Longer Than One Month

Proposed PUC Rules Would Require Disclosure To Customer of Whether Aggregator Is Compensated By Retail Supplier

Mandatory Public Price Posting, Longer Rescission Period, Contract Cancellation Via Supplier Website Among Changes Under PUC's Proposed Supplier Rules

PUC Seeks To Increase Financial Security Required From Suppliers, Also Raise Maximum Limit

Docket DRM 16-853

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PUC Sets Hearing Date For Proposed Rules Banning Door-to-Door Electricity Sales, Requiring Variable Rate Change Notices

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