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Maryland To See Action On Supplier Consolidated Billing In "Near Future", Commissioner Tells NEM
Delaware To Open SCB Docket In "Near Future"
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During the National Energy Marketers Association's 22nd Annual National Energy Restructuring Conference, Maryland PSC Commissioner Odogwu Obi Linton said that, "there's going to be some action," on the PSC's current case reviewing supplier consolidated billing (SCB) in the, "near future".
See background on the PSC's case reviewing supplier consolidated billing here, which had been exclusively first reported by EnergyChoiceMatters.com
Delaware PSC Chairman Dallas Winslow also said that Delaware would open a docket on SCB in the "near future" as well
Winslow reiterated that, with respect to other retail market enhancements (instant connect, seamless moves, enroll-by-wallet), the PSC is awaiting action by the Maryland PSC, as previously reported by EnergyChoiceMatters.com
Winslow also affirmed a June 1 start date for Delmarva's new purchase of receivables (POR) program in Delaware. The accelerated June 1 start had been exclusively reported by EnergyChoiceMatters.com in March (see story here)
Delmarva has filed initial POR discount rates for the new program, see our related story today for the POR discount rates
Linton touted the Maryland PSC's recent published customer education videos on energy choice and what to do when receiving an energy marketing solicitation, which had been exclusively first reported by RetailEnergyX.com in February (see story and video links here)
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