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Updated, 3/5: Texas Court Orders Retail Provider To Remove Switch Hold From Customer's Account, Without Hearing

Switch Hold, "Constitutes Ongoing Deprivation Of Essential Utility Service Necessary For Human Health & Safety", Court Says

This story has been updated based on filings from BKV Energy on March 5 in which BKV Energy stated that BKV Energy released the switch hold on complainant's account on February 24, 2026 pursuant to the Temporary Restraining Order as ordered by the Harris County District Court, which BKV said was two…

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Choice Utility Files Revised Bill Changes After Stakeholder Outreach, Would Still Inform Default Service Customers That Utility "Makes No Money" From Default Supply, Passes Charges Through To Customers "Dollar-for-Dollar"

AEP Ohio has filed with the PUC of Ohio revised proposed bill format changes that would still inform residential Standard Service Offer customers, and choice customers, that AEP Ohio is required to buy generation on behalf of SSO customers, and that, "AEP Ohio passes these charges through dollar-for…

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New York Governor Signs Bill Requiring Side-by-Side Comparison Of ESCO, Default Service Pricing On Bills

Broader Law Banning "Unfair", "Abusive" Practices Also Signed (Also Extends Protections To Small Businesses)

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed S3876 which, among other things, requires that any bill to a "customer" for ESCO service, including utility consolidated bills, shall include on the first page a "side-by-side" comparison showing both the "price" charged by the ESCO, and the default service…

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