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Compliance Audit Report On Ohio Corporate Separation Says "FirstEnergy" Name Should Be Dropped From FirstEnergy Solutions Name

Report Says Prior Assignment Of FirstEnergy Solutions Retail Supply Sales Responsibility To FirstEnergy Service Company, "Highly Inappropriate"

A final report from the SAGE Management Consultants, LLC (SAGE) on a Compliance Audit of the FirstEnergy Operating Companies (including the Ohio regulated utilities, or Ohio Companies) with the Corporate Separation Rules of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) says that a prior assignment…

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Connecticut Schedules Technical Meeting On Next Month Rate Info Retail Supplier Must Provide For Bills

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RESA Files Complaint Against FirstEnergy Ohio Utilities, Alleging Billing Of Non-Regulated Services Offered Via "Smartmart By FirstEnergy" Site On Utility Bills Violates Corporate Separation Code

The Retail Energy Supply Association has filed a complaint at the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio against Ohio Edison Company, The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, and The Toledo Edison Company (collectively, the FirstEnergy Ohio utilities or EDUs), alleging that the billing of various…

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Regulator To Conduct Investigation Of Allegations Against Retail Supplier Made By Industry Group

Industry Group Had Alleged Supplier Not Honoring Fixed Rates, Supplier Allegedly Cited Changing Market Conditions Which Made Contracts Unprofitable

The Connecticut PURA said that it will investigate allegations of unfair trade practices made against Mint Energy, LLC by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association, as PURA denied a motion from Mint to not open a proceeding.

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Retail Supplier Seeks Dismissal Of Petition Filed By Industry Trade Group Seeking Investigation Due To Changed Pricing

Retail Supplier Says Dispute Is Contractual, And Outside Jurisdiction of State Utility Regulator Complaint Stems From Supplier Allegedly Seeking to Change Fixed Rates Due To Market Conditions

Stating that its actions did not amount to deceptive or unfair trade practices, and that PURA lacks jurisdiction over non-residential contractual disputes, Mint Energy has moved that the Connecticut PURA close, without further action, a docket opened in response to a petition from the Connecticut…

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