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Massachusetts AG: Residential Customers On Retail Supply Paid $76 Million More Than Default Service From July 2017 to June 2018 (New Report)

Says Shopping Low-Income Customers Pay 25% Higher Rates

A report released today by Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey says that Massachusetts individual residential electric customers who switched to a competitive electric supplier paid $76.2 million more than if they would have remained with default service during the one-year period from July…

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Entering Workshop, Arizona Staff Says Residential Electric Choice Not In "Public Interest"

Staff Says ACC Should Proceed "Cautiously," Sees "Numerous" Workshops Ahead Dunn: Stranded Assets, RTO "Huge Questions" For Arizona Burns Again Suggests Aggregation Model

Going into a workshop on retail electric choice held yesterday and continuing today, Utilities Division Staff ("Staff") of the Arizona Corporation Commission said that, at this point, Staff does not believe that it would be in the public interest to include residential customers in electric choice.

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Arizona Utility Claims: "No State Has Implemented Retail Competition Without The Creation Of An RTO/ISO"

Utility Says ACC's Authority To Authorize Municipal Aggregation Absent Statute Is "Questionable" Utility Says Retail Choice Is Actually "Re-regulation"

Arizona Public Service Company submitted comments to the Arizona Corporation Commission on a Staff report on draft rules for retail electric competition (details here) and a proposed list of tenets for retail choice proposed by Commissioner Justin Olson (details here)

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