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New York Adopts Order Requiring TPV For Additional Sales Channel

The New York PSC has adopted an order with changes to the Uniform Business Practices that now require ESCOs, for residential and small non-residential customers, to conduct, "an independent third party verification," for any sale resulting from a scheduled appointment, in addition to door-to-door…

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Pennsylvania PUC Tells Suppliers To Avoid "Vague" Statements In Complying With Rule To Identify Purpose Of Solicitation (e.g. "About Your Utility Bill", "About Your Discount, Rebate, Refund", "Urgent Matter About Your Generation Service", "Utility Rate Increase Notice")

Pennsylvania PUC Issues "Reminder", Guidance To Retail Suppliers On Sales & Marketing Rules PUC "Urges" All Suppliers To Review Practices For Consistency With Guidance

Guidance Prompted By Recent Marketing Practices That Have Come To PUC's Attention

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Pennsylvania Proposes All Retail Electric Offers Be Disclosed In Terms Of Price Per kWh, As Part Of Proposed Changes To Retail Electric Marketing, Disclosure Rules

Retail Suppliers Must Disclose EGS’s "Specific" Prescribed Variable Pricing Methodology, PUC Proposes PUC Would Prohibit Termination Fees After Renewal Notice Sent Disclosure Statement Would Now List Right Of Rescission

The Pennsylvania PUC proposed today a host of changes to the retail electric marketing and disclosure standards

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Regulator Approves Increase Which Nearly Quintuples Cost of Retail Supplier Referral Program

Rejects Changes To Supplier Coordination Tariff, Including Proposed Customer "Do Not Market" List

The Massachusetts DPU, in an order on an Eversource (Nstar, WMECO) rate case, has approved a significant increase in the charge for suppliers to participate in the retail supply customer referral program, but rejected (for now) a host of changes to the supplier terms and conditions (supplier tariff)

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