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Utilities Propose New Creditworthiness Test, Security, & Collateral Requirements For Retail Suppliers

Proposals, "Create Barriers To Market Entry For All But The Established Market Incumbents," Coalition Says "Favor[s] Established Large Competitive Suppliers," Coalition Says

Several New Hampshire utilities, including Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Eversource) and Unitil, have proposed new requirements for a creditworthiness test, security, and potential collateral requirements for retail electric suppliers and community power aggregators (CPA), the Community…

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Utility Files New POR Discount Rates

Potomac Edison has filed with the Maryland PSC proposed new purchase of receivables (POR) discount rates, to be effective June 1, 2023, as follows: Potomac Edison-Maryland Current Discount 6/1/23 Discount Residential 0.8645% 0.9328% Type I 0.0000% 0.0000% Type II 0.0000% 0.0000% Hourly 0.0000%…

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Default Service Stipulation Maintains Bypassable Rate Components Originally Proposed For Removal

Settlement Calls For Study Of Retail Supplier Uncollectibles Utility Withdraws EV Subscription, Managed Charging Proposals Utility To Provide Data To Retail Suppliers To Facilitate Participation In PJM Ancillary Services Market

A stipulation among major parties to the electric security plan proceeding (ESP 4) of Dayton Power & Light (AES Ohio) would maintain a bypassable rate component of the standard service offer (SSO) that AES Ohio had originally proposed to make nonbypassable, with the stipulation also scaling back AES…

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Recommended Decision Addresses Contested Issues In Utilities' Default Service Proceeding

Settlement Already Addressed Change In Fixed PTC Term, CAP Customers, & Referral Program

A Pennsylvania ALJ has issued a recommended decision that would adopt, without modification, an uncontested settlement that would establish a default service plan for the FirstEnergy Pennsylvania utilities ("the Companies") to govern default service for the period June 1, 2023 through May 31, 2027…

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