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Superior Plus reported lower gross profit from its fixed-price energy services segment of $6.9 million, versus $7.9 million a year ago (all figures Canadian), on lower gas volumes and unit margins, partially offset by higher electric volumes from increased commercial sales. Superior Plus is holding…

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MXenergy Submits Statement of Intent to Offer Prepaid Service Using CPDS in ERCOT

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Duke Energy Ohio "Leaning" Towards Market Rate Offer

Duke Energy is "leaning" towards filing for a Market Rate Offer (MRO) to govern the provision and pricing of Standard Service Offer supplies for non-shopping customers in the Duke Energy Ohio territory beyond 2011, CEO James Rogers said during an earnings call. Rogers said that an ultimate decision…

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PECO to Raise Residential Generation Rates Oct. 28

As part of a reconciliation of the competitive transition charge (CTC), PECO is raising its residential generation rates effective October 28, according to a tariff supplement filed with the Pennsylvania PUC (Docket M-2009-2128478). The rates would remain in place until the new post-2010 default…

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Rendell: Direct Energy Auction Proposal Deserves Consideration

Direct Energy's retail auction proposal to serve mass market customers at what would be the combined FirstEnergy Corp.-Allegheny Energy distribution companies in Pennsylvania should be considered "carefully," Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell said in a keynote to a National Energy Marketers…

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Md. Staff Recommend Commission Note IGS Filing to Use Columbia Retail Energy Trade Name

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PECO Releases Electric Price to Compare Information for

PECO has released expected electric Prices to Compare for the period starting January 1, 2011, reflecting results from all of the wholesale full requirements procurements as well as Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards compliance costs. Similar to PPL Electric last year, the prices may be subject…

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