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Attorney General Reports Retail Supplier Charging An Average Rate of 50¢/kWh

AG Says Residential Choice Customers Paid $73 Million More Than Default Service For Latest Annual Period Retail Suppliers Say Residential Customers Could Have Saved $763 Million In 2024 By Shopping

A retail electric supplier in Massachusetts charged residential customers an average rate of 51¢ per kWh for the period July 2023 to June 2024, the Massachusetts Attorney General (AG or AGO) said in an updated report on costs under competitive retail electric supply versus default service

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Texas REPs: PUC Should Explore Having TDUs Bear Financial Responsibility Arising From Extended, Unilateral Disconnection Moratoriums

REPs: Hurricane Beryl Disconnection Moratoriums Caused ~$100 Million In Bad Debt Several REPs Allege That CenterPoint-TDU's Blaming A Lack Of Customer Contact Info From REPs Is A "Distraction" From CenterPoint-TDU's Failings

The Texas PUC should examine requiring TDUs to assume certain financial responsibilities arising from "unilateral" disconnection for non-pay moratoriums, various retail electric providers said in comments to the PUC

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