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AEP Texas: Granting NOIE Co-op's Cease And Desist Request Would Harm Customers, Affect Customers' Choice of Retail Electric Provider

AEP Texas Says It Has Grandfathered Rights To Serve Disputed Territory

Granting a request from Rio Grande Electric Cooperative (RGEC) for an order from the Public Utility Commission of Texas requiring AEP Texas to cease serving over 100 residences in the Uvalde Estate Subdivision (outside of Uvalde, TX) would harm customers who are currently taking delivery services…

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Retail Supplier: Competitive Market Yields 30% Gross Margin Vs. Utility, But Municipal Aggregators Only Passing 1-2% Savings On To Customers

Municipal Aggregator Cites "Concern" With Expansion of Direct Access, Worried Low-Income Customer Rates Would Rise

Electricity community choice aggregations (CCA) in California are only passing 1-2% in savings on to their customers even as the competitive wholesale market produces gross margin of 30% versus the utility rate, Ron Perry, CEO of Commercial Energy, told a California en banc hearing on retail…

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"Outrage" As Texas Gas Utility Seeks Over 50% Increase In Transportation (Choice) Rate, Verdigris Energy Testifies

Verdigris Seeks To Open Atmos Choice To Commercial Customers (Currently Limited To Industrials)

Texas industrial customers expressed "outrage" upon learning of an application by Atmos Pipeline - Texas (APT) to change the Rates of City Gate Service (CGS) and Rate Pipeline Transportation (PT) Rates, with such application including an average rate increase of 57.45% for Rate PT customers, energy…

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Environmental Groups Back Direct Energy Sought Clarifications on Retail Choice Sales in Virginia

Direct Notes Utilities Have Had 10 Years To Offer Statutory Green Power Supply Tariff, Haven't Done So

Environmental groups have filed comments in support of several clarifications sought by Direct Energy concerning the carve-out for renewable energy supply sales as one of the last vestiges of retail electric choice in Virginia, as Direct Energy and the utilities continue to spar over the text of the…

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