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Connecticut OCC Seeks Immediate Order Ensuring Retail Supplier Customers Will Not Receive False Next-Cycle Rate Info, No Charged Rate Higher Than Listed Rate

Alleging 39 Retail Suppliers Were Non-compliant with Next Rate Obligation, Senator Blasts "Lethargic" Enforcement By PURA

The Connecticut Office of Consumer Counsel petitioned the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority to issue an interim order to the electric distribution companies to file a compliance plan or compliance assurance by no later than February 23, 2018, ensuring and demonstrating by a near-term…

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Impacted ESCO Coalition Seeks Extension Of Compliance Deadline For New York UBP Revisions, Citing Ambiguity With Application Of New Definition Of Marketing Which Encompasses "Direct In-Person Contact" (Including Applicability To Informal Personal Communications)

The Impacted ESCO Coalition (IEC) filed a request with the New York PSC for an extension of time to comply with Section 1 of the recently revised Uniform Business Practices (UBP) which modified the definition of "marketing" under the UBP to include, "direct in-person contact."

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NEM Seeks Extension For Compliance Deadline For Revised New York Uniform Business Practices

NEM Says UBP Revision Order Uses Older Definition Of Small Non-Residential Customer, Requires Clarification

The National Energy Marketers Association (NEM) submitted a filing at the New York PSC to request a ninety-day extension for ESCO compliance with certain requirements in the Commission’s Order Adopting Revised Uniform Business Practices in the above-referenced proceeding issued on January 19, 2018.

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Texas Consumer Advocates Seek To Extend Requirement For REPs To Offer Deferred Payment Plans To All Customers

TCAP Proposes That REPs Be Required To Disclose Company's Own Funds Dedicated To Low-Income Discounts, With Info Publicly Posted On Power To Choose

In comments to the Public Utility Commission of Texas, Texas ROSE (Ratepayers' Organization to Save Energy) and Texas Legal Services Center (TLSC) generally proposed that Texas retail electric providers be required to extend, to all residential customers, the ability to enter into a deferred payment…

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TLSC Seeks Requirement That Texas Retail Providers Be Obligated To Pass Any Savings From Sempra-Oncor Merger To Customers, Or Allocate Funds To REP Payment Assistance Programs

In testimony filed with the Public Utility Commission of Texas opposing a non-unanimous stipulation that sets forth conditions under which Sempra's acquisition of Oncor would be approved, the Texas Legal Services Center said that retail electric providers should be required to directly credit…

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