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Jurisdiction's Department of Energy Proposes Price Caps For Retail Energy, Ban On Auto-Renewals If Price Increases

Report Says Residential Shopping Customers Paid $18 Million More Versus SOS Over 14-Month Period (Average of 7¢/kWh Higher, 70% Premium)

The District of Columbia Department of Energy and the Environment (DOEE) has proposed the imposition of price caps on retail energy suppliers, as well as other retail market reforms, while presenting a report which states that residential shopping customers in D.C. paid $18 million more than default…

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In New Rulemaking, Pennsylvania PUC Vice Chair Says Status Quo Only "Starting Point" On Payment, Termination-Related Consumer Protections, Seeks Additional Comments, Including Applicability To Small Business

Yesterday, the Pennsylvania PUC adopted a motion to begin a process to codify existing utility consumer protections related to residential utility payment arrangements, winter terminations, medical certifications, protections for domestic violence victims, and similar protections (Docket…

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Large Pennsylvania Utility Seeks To Impose Per-EDI Transaction Fees On Retail Suppliers

Proposes New Credit Provisions For Retail Suppliers Updates POR Discount Rates Changes To Measuring Customer's Default Service Cutoff, Meant To Assign Costs Away From Small SOS Customers

In a new delivery rate case filed with the Pennsylvania PUC today, PPL Electric Utilities has proposed to recover, from retail electric suppliers (EGSs), "on a per-transaction basis," PPL Electric's costs for EDI transactions

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People's Counsel Recommends PSC Investigate Alleged "Pricing Disparity" Among Utility and Affiliated Competitive Retail Supplier, and Lack of Offerings from Non-Affiliates

The Office of the People's Counsel for the District of Columbia said in comments to the District of Columbia PSC, concerning the purchases of receivables programs in D.C., that OPC recommends that the PSC initiate an investigation into what OPC alleged is a "disparity" between lower prices offered…

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