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Texas QSE To Pay $40,000 Under Settlement With PUC Staff

GridBeyond, LLC would pay $40,000 under a settlement with Staff of the Texas PUC to resolve alleged violations of 16 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) §§ 25.503(g)(3) and 25.507(d)(6), and Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) Nodal Protocols §§ 8.1.3.1.4 and 8.1.3.2, related to event…

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New York Revokes Eligibility Of ESCO

The New York State Public Service Commission (Commission) said today in a news release that the PSC revoked Polaris Power Services LLC's (Polaris) eligibility to operate as an energy services company (ESCO) in New York State.

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NYISO Suspends Market Participant From NYISO Markets

The New York Independent System Operator, Inc. (NYISO) provided notice to FERC of the immediate termination of Energy Conservation and Supply, Inc. from the ISO-Administered Markets in accordance with Section 2.7.5.3 of the NYISO’s Open Access Transmission Tariff (OATT) and Section 7.5.3 of the…

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PSC Sets Multi-Million Dollar Refund Amount For Retail Supplier Violations, Addresses Supplier's Argument That Jury Trial Needed For PSC To Impose Punitive Penalties

Payments Required By PSC Exceed Amount Supplier Had Warned Could Lead To Potential Default With Supplier's Secured Lender

The Maryland PSC has issued an order on refunds and penalties imposed on SmartEnergy Holdings, LLC ("SmartEnergy") related to a finding, affirmed by the Maryland Supreme Court, that SmartEnergy's telephonic enrollments, even though the call was inbound from a customer, were still subject to the wet…

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Retail Supplier Files Complaint Against Utility

Eligo Energy, LLC filed a complaint at the PUC of Ohio against Dayton Power and Light (AES Ohio), alleging that AES Ohio has erroneously reported Eligo's aggregate usage data to PJM, which Eligo alleged resulted in PJM requiring Eligo to post "significantly more" cash collateral with PJM than would…

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Regulator's Draft Report Resumes Comparison Of Default Service & Retail Supplier Rates -- After Omitting Comparison Last Year When Retail Supplier Rates Were Cheaper

75% Of Residential Shoppers -- & 90% Of Small C&I (!) Shoppers -- Paid More Than Default Service In 2H 2024 Complaints Against Retail Suppliers Fall To Only 38 For Entire Year

A draft Connecticut PURA annual report to lawmakers concerning the state of electric competition is proposed to once again include a comparison of retail supplier rates and default service rates -- after omitting the customary data in last year's report

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PSC Law Judge Rules Choice Utility's Bill Message Was Misleading

Judge Says Utilities Can't Have, "Unchecked Ability To Provide Potentially Inaccurate ... Information" Utilities Must Provide Accurate & Not Misleading Information, Judge Says

The Chief Public Utility Law Judge (PULJ) of the Maryland PSC has issued a ruling, on motions for summary judgment, finding that a bill message from the utility Washington Gas Light (WGL) which addressed the cleanliness and environmental benefits of natural gas was, "misleading based upon the lack…

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