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Consumer Counsel Asks Regulator To Require Retail Supplier To Cease Door-to-Door, Telemarketing; Send Notice Of SOS Rates To Customers

Alleges Misrepresentations By Retail Supplier Alleges Retail Supplier's Customers Paid $7 Million More Than Standard Service For 2015-17 Period

The Office of Consumer Counsel has requested that the Connecticut PURA: (1) expeditiously enter a Cease and Desist Order directing Liberty Power Holdings, LLC ("Liberty" or "Liberty Power") to cease door-to-door and telesales marketing to Connecticut residential customers, and (2) order Liberty to…

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Maryland PSC Opens Rulemaking On Retail Supplier Rules

The Maryland Public Service Commission initiated an Administrative Docket, RM 62, to consider revisions to the Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR) 20.32, 20.50, 20.53, 20.55, and 20.59 regarding customer choice in the retail gas and electric competitive markets and related issues

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PUC Considers $30,000 Settlement With Retail Supplier

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has issued for public comment, prior to final consideration and disposition, a proposed Joint Settlement Petition (Settlement) filed on April 6, 2017, by the Commission’s Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement (I&E) and American Power & Gas of…

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Impacted ESCO Coalition Seeks Extension Of Compliance Deadline For New York UBP Revisions, Citing Ambiguity With Application Of New Definition Of Marketing Which Encompasses "Direct In-Person Contact" (Including Applicability To Informal Personal Communications)

The Impacted ESCO Coalition (IEC) filed a request with the New York PSC for an extension of time to comply with Section 1 of the recently revised Uniform Business Practices (UBP) which modified the definition of "marketing" under the UBP to include, "direct in-person contact."

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