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Illinois ORMD: Retail Supplier Customers At ComEd Paid 1.4¢/kWh More On Average Than Default Service During Past Year

Yearly Cost Under Retail Supply Versus SOS Is $138 Million Higher At ComEd; $89 Million At Ameren Muni Aggregation Still Accounts For Half Of Residential Retail Supply Service

As part of an annual report, the Illinois Commerce Commission's Office of Retail Market Development reported on the aggregate cost that customers of alternative retail electric suppliers paid in excess of the utility's default service rate, for the period June 2017 to May 2018

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LA County Municipal Aggregation Launches Service To Businesses

Clean Power Alliance, the opt-out municipal aggregation serving Los Angeles County and various cities, announced that, starting June 25, 2018, it launched electricity service to over 30,000 businesses in unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County and the Cities of Rolling Hills Estates and South…

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San Francisco Municipal Aggregation Signs PPA

sPower said that it has signed a 22-year, 100 MW solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with CleanPowerSF, a California Community Choice Aggregator (CCA) managed by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) that serves the City and County of San Francisco.

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New York Utilities Say They'll Stop EDI Exchanges With ESCOs Absent New Vendor Risk Assessment, Data Security Agreement; RESA Seeks Administrative Process To Address Concerns

The Retail Energy Supply Association asked the New York PSC to open a formal process to address risk and data sharing concerns raised by the joint utilities, who RESA said had previously informed ESCOs that the utilities would cease data exchange traffic with parties failing to sign new agreements…

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Calif. PUC Releases Draft Review Of Choice Issues, As "Call To Action" On Retail Market Structure Warns Choice Being Implemented By Piecemeal Statutory Directives And Decisions, Could Lead To Another Crisis

The California PUC released a draft study of issues facing the retail sale of electricity in the state (known as the Green Book), observing that current policy is being driven by disparate actions undertaken to achieve various goals in the wake of the 2000-01 energy crisis, and cautioning that the…

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Westchester, NY Municipal Aggregation Authorized To Expand

Consistent with the process set forth in the order initially authorizing the Sustainable Westchester (SW) opt-out municipal aggregation to begin service, Department of Public Service Staff has approved a filing from SW to add the Village of Croton-on-Hudson to the aggregation

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