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Retail Supplier Says New York Utilities' Proposal To Recover Billing Compliance Costs From Retail Suppliers Is Premature, Expresses Concerns With Proposed Implementation Methods

Family Energy said that a petition by the New York utilities to seek to recover from retail suppliers costs to implement a new law requiring, among other things, a side-by-side comparison of ESCO and default service rates on bills is premature, as Family Energy expressed concerns with both of the…

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Consumer Advocates Seek Cap On Retail Supplier Rates Under POR At Another Utility

Report: 96% Of Residential Shopping Customers Pay More Than Default Service At Utility; Avg. Retail Supplier Rate 82% Higher Retail Supplier Rate As High As $40/Mcf

In a rate case at Peoples Natural Gas Company LLC in Pennsylvania, the Coalition for Affordable Utility Services and Energy Efficiency in Pennsylvania (CAUSE-PA) has recommended that the PUC impose a rate cap on retail supplier plans in order for the receivables from such plans to be eligible for…

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Retail Suppliers Allege Data From Utility Seeking To Restrict POR, "Raises Troubling Questions About What Appears To Be Targeted And Discriminatory Terminations Of Shopping Customers"

Retail Suppliers Argue Al Three "Market Killer" proposals From Pennsylvania Utility Are, "Illegal And Ill-Advised"

In a brief opposing a non-unanimous settlement in the default service proceeding of FirstEnergy Pennsylvania ("FirstEnergy" or "FE PA"), which would prohibit purchase of receivables for retail supplier plans with rates higher than the price to compare, Town Square Energy East, LLC (TSE) and WGL…

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Rate Case Settlement To Require Reporting On Purchase of Receivables Program, In Light Of "Affordability" Concerns

Would Require Collaborative To Consider Development Of Targeted Customer Communications Which Would Warn Of "High" Retail Supplier Charges OCA Says Residential Shopping Customers Paid $17 Million More Than Default Service During 2025

A settlement in the natural gas rate case of UGI Utilities, Inc. – Gas Division filed at the Pennsylvania PUC would require reporting concerning the purchase of receivables program in light of "affordability" concerns raised by consumer parties in the case, while also requiring that a collaborative…

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Audit Report Of Utility, Affiliates Recommends "Prominent" Placement Of Retail Choice On Utility Website, Better Price To Compare Info, Calculator To Evaluate Offer Competitiveness

A report by an auditor retained by the New Jersey BPU examining New Jersey Natural Gas Company (NJNG), and its affiliates, has again recommended more prominent placement of retail choice information on NJNG's website, along with better price to compare information, and a calculator for supply costs

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Audit Report Of Utility, Affiliates Recommends "Prominent" Placement Of Retail Choice On Utility Website, Better Price To Compare Info, Calculator To Evaluate Offer Competitiveness

A report by an auditor retained by the New Jersey BPU examining New Jersey Natural Gas Company (NJNG), and its affiliates, has again recommended more prominent placement of retail choice information on NJNG's website, along with better price to compare information, and a calculator for supply costs

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ComEd Bypassable PEA Returns To Historic Level

Commonwealth Edison has filed the bypassable Purchased Electricity Adjustment Factor (PEA) for June 2026, which serves as a reconciliation factor for electricity default service and which, although bypassable, is not part of the official price to compare

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