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Retail Provider Presses Texas PUC On Establishing Procedure To Review Declaratory Order Request Concerning City's Assertion of Jurisdiction Over REP, Ordering of Customer Refund

AP Gas and Electric (TX), LLC has pressed the Public Utility Commission of Texas to establish a process to review its request for a declaratory order from the PUC stating that the Mayor of the City of McAllen, acting on the City's behalf, exceeded the City's jurisdiction when hearing and ruling on…

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Report: Texas Electric Complaints, Violations Decrease

The total volume of electric complaints filed by consumers with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) in Calendar Year 2015 decreased by approximately 14% from last year’s record low volume, Regulatory Compliance Services (RCS) said in a new report

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PSC Revokes Retail Supplier's License

The New York PSC revoked the eligibility of Engineered Energy Solutions, LLC to act as an ESCO for failure to file with the Commission Secretary an annual compliance filing attesting that the information and attachments submitted in its Retail Access Eligibility Form and application are current or…

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Texas QSE Would Pay $10,000 Under Settlement With PUCT Staff

The City of Garland would pay $10,000 under a settlement with Staff of the Public Utility Commission of Texas to resolve Garland's alleged violation of Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) Protocols § 8.1.1.4.3(3)(a), related to non-spinning reserve service (NSRS) energy deployment criteria…

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Reversing ALJ, Illinois Grants Supplier's Requested Interlocutory Review, Requires Staff To File Formal Complaint To Address Supplier's Due Process Concerns in Investigation

The Illinois Commerce Commission recently granted a petition for interlocutory review from Sperian Energy, which reversed an ALJ's ruling denying a prior motion from Sperian Energy concerning Sperian's due process concerns regarding an investigation initiated by the ICC into the supplier's marketing…

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PUC Denies Stay of $2 Million Fine Imposed On Retail Supplier

The Pennsylvania PUC denied an emergency petition for supersedeas filed by Hiko Energy, LLC concerning the PUC's prior order fining Hiko $1.8 million, denying a sought stay of the deadline for payment pending an appeal by Hiko as the PUC said Hiko's petition failed to meet the standards for such a…

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