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Pa. PUC Staff, EDCs, Retail Suppliers Reach Settlement To Continue Purchase of Receivables (POR) Clawback Charge On Pilot Basis

PUC Staff Had Proposed Implementing Discount To POR

The FirstEnergy Pennsylvania EDCs, the Pennsylvania PUC's Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement, the Retail Energy Supply Association and Respond Power, LLC have entered into a joint stipulation for the FirstEnergy EDCs to continue their purchase of receivables (POR) clawback charge for four years…

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Pa. PUC Staff: Low-Income Assistance Customers Should Be Prohibited From Shopping At EGS Rate That Exceeds Price To Compare "At Any Time"

Emphasizes Statutory Obligation For PUC To Ensure Electricity Provided On "Reasonable" Terms

The Pennsylvania PUC's Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement has recommended that Customer Assistance Program (CAP, or PCAP) customers at the FirstEnergy EDCs be prohibited from shopping for electricity rates that exceed the EDCs' Price to Compare, "at any time."

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PSC Adopts Further Parameters For SOS, Retail Supplier Time Of Use Pilots

PSC "Very Disappointed" That Retail Stakeholders Did Not Generally Participate Second Phase PSC "Strongly Encourages" Retail Suppliers To Bid On Pilots, Looks Forward To "Robust" Retail Supplier Response

The Maryland PSC has issued a letter order adopting further parameters for Time of Use generation rate pilots to be offered to customers on SOS, and retail supply pilots that are to select retail suppliers via RFP

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Delmarva Files New SOS Rates

Delmarva Power has filed with the Maryland PSC new residential and Type I SOS rates for the period beginning October 1, 2018, and new Type II SOS rates for the period beginning June 1, 2018.

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Stipulation In Default Service Case Would Require Audit of Purchase Of Receivables Program, Suppliers' Compliance With Limitation On Eligible Receivables

Utility To Heavily Rely On 36-Month Contracts For Default Service Utility Withdraws Proposal To Offer Energy Management, Analytics Services

A stipulation among several parties would establish the process for Duke Energy Ohio to obtain Standard Service Offer (SSO) supplies for the period from June 1, 2018, through May 31, 2024 and would address other retail market issues, including the continuation of the current purchase of receivables…

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