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Arizona Municipal Aggregation Proponents: Model Where Utility Continues To Supply Standard Offer Service A "Better Fit" Than Model Removing Utility From Supply Role

Says Limiting Residential Choice To Municipal Aggregation Has, "Less Risk And Better Consumer Protections"

A number of environmental and renewable energy advocacy groups and individuals representing the solar industry around Arizona, who support municipal aggregation, filed a letter (hereafter, "CCA letter") with the Arizona Corporation Commission stating that the "Draft B" rules for electric customer…

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City Of Boston Asks DPU For "Full" Utility Customer List To Facilitate Mailings To Retail Supplier Customers, Who May Be "Unknowingly" Taking Service From Retail Supplier

Seeks To "Educate" Customers About Risks And Potential Responses To "Predatory Marketing" By Retail Suppliers City Also Presses For Aggregation Approval, Suggests Process To Minimize "Uncertainty" Premium In Default Service

The City of Boston, which is seeking approval of an opt-out municipal aggregation for electricity, has asked the Massachusetts DPU to require that Nstar provide it with a "full" list of utility customers, not only those eligible for aggregation enrollment on an opt-out basis, so that the City can…

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Arizona Staff: In Most States, Default Service Rates Lower Than Retail Supplier Rates

Staff Cites "Bait & Switch", Termination Fees, Customer Complaints, Civil Penalties Two Commissioners Seek Further Process, Workshops Olson: Draft Retail Rules Need To Explicitly Include Community Choice Aggregation

During an Arizona Corporation Commission workshop on its investigation of retail electric choice, ACC Utilities Division Staff reiterated its previously articulated concerns regarding retail competition

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