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Update: Written Order Issued Providing Timing, Frequency Of Negative COVID Tests Needed To Conduct Door To Door Sales

Applicability To C&I Sales, Other In-Person Sales Also Addressed (Earlier): Regulator Issues Order On Proposed Full Vaccination Requirement In Allowing Resumption Of Door To Door Sales

The Illinois Commerce Commission has issued written orders allowing the resumption of all forms of in-person retail energy marketing, including door to door marketing to residential customers, subject to several conditions

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AARP Texas Alleges Several Retail Providers Offering Non-Compliant Fixed Rate Products

Alleges TOSs Being Used To Circumvent Statutory Protections, Says REPs' Non-compliance "In Plain Sight" Seeks Requirement For REPs To Submit All TOSs For PUC Review

Texas Legal Services Center (TLSC) and AARP Texas alleged that several retail electric providers are offering non-compliant fixed rate products, while alleging others are using terms of service documents to circumvent customer protections in PURA or the PUC rules, in comments filed with the Texas…

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Senate Infrastructure Bill Would Empower EIA To Compel LSEs To Report "Financial Or Contractual Agreements" For Power To EIA

Requires Utilities (Including Default Service Providers, Possibly Retail Suppliers) To Promote Demand Response, EV Rates

The U.S. Senate "infrastructure" bill (H.R.3684, S.Amdt.2137) would empower the Energy Information Administration to compel LSEs to report to the EIA financial or contractual agreements for power and generation resource type attributes

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Texas PUC Staff Propose Retail Providers Be Required To Send Written Notices To Eligible Customers Concerning Uplift Financing Opt-out, REPs Responsible For Reporting Customer Opt-outs To PUC

Staff of the Texas PUC have proposed that retail electric providers be obligated to provide notice to eligible customers of their ability to opt-out of the program to finance Reliability Deployment Price Adder ("RDPA") charges and Ancillary Service costs above the Commission's system-wide offer cap…

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