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Choice PSC Adopts 7-Day Termination Moratorium

Citing unhealthy air quality and conditions due to Canadian wildfires, and direction from the state that residents should stay indoors with air conditioning in light of such conditions, the Maryland PSC, as an, "emergency action incidental to its supervisory authority to ensure the public interest…

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Pennsylvania PUC Chair Seeks Clarity On If Utility Will Obtain "Affirmative Consent" To Transition Currently Shopping, CAP-Eligible Customers To Default Service, Also Concerned That Customers Auto-Enrolled Into CAP May Not Be Aware Of Protections Against Retail Supplier Fees

In a statement concerning the PUC's decision to defer action on a proposal from Duquesne Light to implement the automatic enrollment of certain customers into the Customer Assistance Program (CAP) based on the customer's LIHEAP status, PUC Chair Stephen DeFrank expressed concern with various…

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Supplemental PIPP RFP Awards 100% Of PIPP Load

A supplemental Request for Proposals process to procure electric supplies for Percentage of Income Payment Plan (PIPP) customers at the FirstEnergy Ohio utilities, for a term of June 1, 2026 to May 31, 2027, awarded 100% of the PIPP load

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AG Says 50% Of Residential Customer Losses Under Retail Choice Are From Retail Suppliers Charging Only 10-30% More Than SOS; AG Says Eliminating Egregious Bad Actors Won't Solve Problem

AG Says Residential Choice Customers Paid $87 Million More Than Default Service For Latest Annual Period AG's Latest Report Seeks Regulation, Solutions; Drops Prior Language Which Emphasized "Ban" On Individual Electric Choice

Eliminating "bad actor" retail electric suppliers from the market, who charge the highest rates above default service, won't materially reduce the consumer loss under retail choice, the Office of Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell (AGO) alleged in a new report comparing residential…

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