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Exelon Proposal Threatens Customer Choice in Texas

It is becoming increasingly clear that the biggest threat to retail customer choice is not regulators, legislators, incumbent utilities, or consumer advocates, but rather the owners of formerly incumbent generating assets, who now seek to foreclose the retail market after successfully stopping the…

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Calif. Draft Would Mandate New Nonbypassable Charge

A California PUC comment (draft) resolution would direct Pacific Gas & Electric, Southern California Edison, and San Diego Gas & Electric to negotiate to enter into a contract with Calpine's Sutter Energy Center to end no later than December 31, 2012, and would adopt a nonbypassable charge to pay…

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Anderson: Capacity Market "Not on the Table"

PUCT Commissioner Kenneth Anderson yesterday wished to make "crystal clear" to the resource community that a capacity market, "is not on the table" at this time, as the Commission examines various measures to assure resource adequacy in ERCOT.

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PUCT Directs ERCOT to Study, Report on Amount of RRS, RUC Floor

PUCT Commissioners yesterday directed ERCOT to study several measures meant to ensure that proper price signals are sent in the energy-only market, including the amount of Responsive Reserve Service (RRS), and the floor for energy bids for units that are committed under Reliability Unit Commitment…

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