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Breaking: NY PSC Staff Alleges ESCOs Used Free LED Lighting Pitch As Pre-Arranged Appointment To Avoid Certain UBP Requirements (Including TPV)

PSC Issues Orders To Show Cause to 2 ESCOs For Alleged Violations Commissioner Will "Throw The Book" At ESCOs If Allegations Proven

The New York PSC issued orders to show cause to Marathon Energy Corporation and ABC Energy, LLC as Staff alleged that both ESCOs were using the lure of an appointment to receive free LED lights to switch customers to ESCO service, allegedly without customers' knowledge and without certain customer…

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AG: ALJ's Dismissal Of ICC Staff Allegations Against Retail Supplier Leads To Conclusion That "Lying" To Staff Not Prohibited By Law

Judge Dismisses Dozens Of Additional Staff Allegations On Lack of ICC Jurisdiction, Though Permits Staff To Replead

A ruling on a motion to dismiss issued by an Illinois ALJ in a proceeding adjudicating allegations made by Illinois Commerce Commission Staff against Sperian Energy Corp. results, the Illinois Attorney General alleges in a motion for interlocutory review, in, "the illogical and disturbing conclusion…

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Energy Marketer To Pay $1.1 Million Under FERC Settlement

FERC approved a settlement between its Office of Enforcement (Enforcement) and National Energy & Trade, L.P. (National Energy) to resolve an investigation into whether National Energy violated the Commission’s Anti- Manipulation Rule, 18 C.F.R. § 1c.1 (2016), by manipulating physical natural gas…

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Texas PUC Staff, Current Utilities Seek Summary Judgment in Case Concerning Definition of Aggregator

Staff: Entity Joining Customers For Negotiations With REP Meets Aggregator Definition Staff: "Broad" Definition of Aggregator Intended When Rules Adopted

Staff of the Public Utility Commission of Texas and Current Utilities, Inc. have each filed a motion for summary decision in a contested Notice of Violation proceeding, in which Staff alleged Current Utilities has acted as an aggregator without a certificate, and Current Utilities argued that its…

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Power Trader To Pay $25,000 Under FERC Settlement

FERC approved a stipulation and consent agreement between its Office of Enforcement (Enforcement) and Saracen Energy Midwest, LP to resolve Enforcement’s investigation under Part 1b of the Commission’s regulations, 18 C.F.R. Part 1b (2015), into whether Saracen violated the Southwest Power Pool, Inc…

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RESA Opposes "Unprecedented Recommendation" That Threatens to Shut Down Telemarketing of Retail Energy Sales in Pennsylvania

Says Initial Decision Ignores Statute, PUC Regulations; Would Harm Customers

The Retail Energy Supply Association filed exceptions to an initial decision in a complaint case against Blue Pilot Energy which is before the Pennsylvania PUC, as RESA opposed an initial decision's finding that failing to obtain a customer signature on a written contract after a cold call telesale…

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PSC Opens Investigation Into Alleged Slamming By Retail Supplier

The Michigan PSC directed that the Michigan Agency for Energy Staff, on behalf of the Commission, shall conduct an investigation into the alleged unauthorized switching of natural gas customers by Direct Energy Services, LLC, to ensure that customers are not switched without the proper authorization…

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