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Start-up Retail Provider Receives Finding That Initial New York ESCO Eligibility Requirements Have Been Met
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New York Department of Public Service Staff have informed start-up Green USA LLC that all requirements for its initial state of its eligibility determination as an ESCO have been satisfied
Staff's letter to Green USA LLC indicates that Green USA LLC will offer a Variable Renewable Electric Product to residential customers, which shall comply with PSC requirements
Green USA will also serve large C&I customers
Staff advised Green USA LLC that, with the initial eligibility now satisfied, "Please be advised that you may now continue with the utility approval state of the eligibility process by contacting those companies in whose service territories you intend to participate. The utility stage normally consists of a creditworthiness determination, completion of EDI Phase III Testing and the execution of any operating or billing service agreements."
Staff further noted, "Once you have satisfactorily completed the utility eligibility stage, Staff will be notified by the utility of your success. Please notify Staff of the actual production date in the utility service territories you intend to enroll customers. At that point Staff will confirm your final eligibility requirements have been satisfied."
At the time of its initial registration filing in November 2021, which is the most recent non-redacted filing, Johanna Salamone served as President of Green USA, LLC
Anthony Salamone serves as Business Development & Operations Manager for the ESCO
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