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Retail Supplier To Pay $100,000 In Combined Refunds & Penalty Under Settlement Approved By PSC

Includes Residential Door-to-Door Stay-Out; Limit On Price Change Frequency; Other Marketing Changes

The Maryland PSC today approved a settlement among Greenlight Energy, Inc. ('Greenlight'), the Staff of the Maryland Public Service Commission ('Staff'), and the Office of People’s Counsel ('OPC') under which Greenlight would pay a civil penalty of $40,000, and issue over $62,000 in new refunds, to…

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Enforcement Staff Tells Retail Suppliers That All Marketing Practices Should Be Brought Into Compliance "Immediately" In Light Of Recent Ruling On Entities Not Permitted To Enroll Customers

The Office of Education, Outreach, and Enforcement (EOE) of the Connecticut PURA issued direction to all retail suppliers and aggregators that suppliers and aggregators should "immediately" bring their marketing into compliance with PURA's March 30 ruling which held that only entities licensed as…

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Retail Supplier Says Its Contract Met Requirements In Rules; Alleges PSC Staff Complaint Relies On "Naming Convention" In Alleging Contracts Not Valid

Retail Supplier Says It Won't Resume Door-to-Door Marketing; Had Voluntarily Ceased All Marketing In State Prior To PSC Staff Complaint

Greenlight Energy, Inc. filed a response to a show cause order issued by the Maryland PSC and answer to a Staff complaint which had alleged that Greenlight was, "committing fraud and engaging in deceptive practices," among other alleged violations

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Texas PUC Staff Recommend $1.74 Million Penalty Against TDU For Alleged Violations Of Customer Metering & Billing Practices

Staff Alleges TDUs' Prolonged Estimated Meter Reads Create A "Potential Economic Hazard" For Retail Providers From "Unpredictable And Unreliable Billing"

The Public Utility Commission of Texas said in a news release today that, "The Public Utility Commission of Texas’ (PUCT) Division of Compliance and Enforcement (DICE) today is recommending the Commission impose an administrative penalty of $1,747,400 for violations relating to Texas-New Mexico…

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