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Court Stays Enforcement Of Decision That Prohibits Retail Suppliers From Using Term "Renewable Energy" In Marketing REC Products; Regulator Suspends Implementation
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A Connecticut superior court (Docket HHB-CV21-6063122-S) has stayed, pending appeal, enforcement of its recent decision that affirmed a Connecticut PURA decision which, among other things, limits voluntary renewable electricity supply offers (VRO) from retail electric suppliers to using only RECs sourced from certain RTOs and which meet certain definitions, and which prohibits the use of the term "renewable energy" to market a REC product
See background on the PURA proceeding and the court's affirmation of PURA's order here
Retail suppliers have appealed the superior court's order to appellate court (AC 44890) and have received a stay from the superior court pending such appeal
PURA had been moving forward in establishing new compliance deadlines for the order, but in light of the stay, PURA stated that, "the Authority will suspend this proceeding until further notice."
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