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BGE Residential SOS Rate Set To Fall 8%

Baltimore Gas & Electric has filed a tariff reflecting summer 2022 SOS rates for mass market customers, and updates to previously set mass market SOS rates for periods beginning February 1, 2022 to reflect changes in the bypassable SOS Admin. charge

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FirstEnergy, "Encourages Customers to Shop for Best Energy Deals as Fuel Costs Rise"

Notes, In Some Cases, "Default Service May Offer Savings Over Competitive Energy Plans"

FirstEnergy Corp. said on Nov. 15 in a news release that, "With higher fuel costs expected to influence energy rates this winter, FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) is encouraging customers of its utility companies in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland to evaluate electric supply deals that fit…

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Utility To Transition To Auction For Default Service From Managed Portfolio, Under Proposed Settlement

Settlement Would Require Price To Compare To Be Listed On Shopping Customers' Bills

Duke Energy Ohio, Inc., on August 31 gave notice to the Staff of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (Commission) of its intent to file an application pursuant to Section 4929.04 of the Ohio Revised Code under which Duke Energy Ohio will request that the Commission approve Duke Energy Ohio's…

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Residential Customers On Competitive Supply At ComEd Paid $323 Million More Than Default Service Over Last Twelve Months, Annual ORMD Report Says

Customers On Retail Supply Paying On Average 3.7¢/kWh More Than ComEd

The Illinois Commerce Commission's Office of Retail Market Development has published its annual retail electric market report, which includes a comparison of costs paid by customers served by an alternative retail electric supplier (ARES), including through municipal aggregation, versus the costs…

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PUC Issues For Public Comment Settlement Under Which Retail Supplier Would Pay $150,000

Investigation Prompted When Mailer With Alleged Violations Received By PUC's Director Of Oversight

The Pennsylvania PUC issued for public comment a settlement between National Gas & Electric, LLC (NG&E) and the PUC's Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement ('I&E') under which National Gas & Electric would pay a $120,000 civil penalty and contribute $30,000 to PPL's hardship fund to resolve…

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