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Pennsylvania Senate Energy Committee Chair Says Retail Market Limits Proposed In PUC Default Service Case Are Matters For Legislature, Not PUC

Encourages "Restraint" By PUC In Evaluating Actions Which Are Beyond Existing Law

Pennsylvania State Senator Gene Yaw has said in a letter to Pa. PUC Chair Steven DeFrank and other PUC Commissioners that various proposed retail market limits proposed in the default service proceeding of FirstEnergy Pennsylvania are policies that are properly addressed before the state legislature, not a PUC default service proceeding

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Update: Delaware Gov. Says, "Delawareans Should Not Have To Choose Between Consumer Protection And Consumer Choice," In Vetoing Rate Cap Bill

Gov. Instead Urges "Crack Down" On Deceptive & Predatory Suppliers

Retail Energy Advancement League (REAL) Welcomes Opportunity To Work With Stakeholders On Protections That Don't Eliminate Choice

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer issued the following statement in vetoing HB 393, which included limitations on retail electric supplier rates to residential customers (original story with full details below)

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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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D.C. Council Strikes, From Budget-Related Bill, Entire Retail Energy Section, Which Would Have Capped Residential Retail Supplier Rates & Which Would Have Made Existing Contracts "Void"

The Council of the District of Columbia has passed on final reading an amended version of the Budget Support Act (D.C. Bill 26-661), with the amended, passed bill striking in its entirety a section (Subtitle E) which would have imposed various restrictions on retail energy choice, including price…

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Maryland Gov. Formally Signs Bill Changing Level For Residential Rate Caps Applicable To Retail Electric Suppliers

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