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NY Appellate Division Affirms NY PSC Authority To Prohibit ESCO Service To Low-Income (APP) Customers, Except Where Savings Guaranteed

Nov. 1, 2018 Note: This story was first published on Nov. 1 at 1:20 pm with an alert to our email subscribers

The State of New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Third Judicial Department has affirmed the New York PSC's (respondent) authority and related December 2016 order which prohibited ESCOs from providing service to assistance program participant (APP) customers except where the ESCO guarantees…

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Pa. PUC Reverses Prior Direction, Finds That, In Restricting CAP Customer Shopping, Issue Of Whether Retail Supplier Rate Must Always Be Below Utility Rate Shall NOT Be Delegated To Collaborative

PUC Orders That Retail Supplier Rate Must Always Be At Or Below Utility Price To Compare

The Pennsylvania PUC this morning adopted, 5-0, a motion to grant reconsideration sought by consumer advocates concerning the PUC's recent price cap imposed on Pennsylvania Customer Assistance Program (PCAP, or CAP) customer shopping at the FirstEnergy EDCs, and ruled that, to serve a PCAP customer…

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Utilities Propose To Implement Price Cap On CAP Customer Shopping By Limiting Retail Suppliers To "Percent Off PTC" Product

Propose Transition Process For Existing Contracts

The FirstEnergy Pennsylvania electric distribution companies have filed a proposal to implement the prohibition on Pennsylvania Customer Assistance Program (PCAP, or CAP) customer shopping, except in instances in which a CAP customer enters into a contract with an electric generation supplier (EGS)…

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New York Adopts Guaranteed Savings Requirement As Part Of Allowing Low-Income Customers To Pledge Share of Bill Discount To Pay For Community Distributed Generation

Requires Other Customer Protections PSC Orders Creation Of Loss Reserve Fund, Could Be Used To Offset CDG Developer Losses From Serving Low-Income Customers

The New York PSC has approved a bill discount pledge (BDP) program intended to increase the access of low-income customers to community distributed generation (CDG)

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