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PSE&G Lowers Default Service Rate

Public Service Electric and Gas Co. (PSE&G) announced that the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities recently approved part of PSE&G’s June 2019 residential Basic Gas Supply Service filing that includes a lower rate for residential customers

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Illinois Approve ComEd's Pilot To Market Utility-Supplied Real-Time Pricing, With No Risk, To Residential Customers Expected To Save Money, Based On AMI Data

Retail Suppliers Had Called Proposed Program Anti-Competitive

The Illinois Commerce Commission adopted an order approving a modified program proposed by Commonwealth Edison to establish a short-term pilot program, as part of its Residential Real Time Pricing Program utility supply rider (Rider RRTP), to offer first-year bill protection to new real-time pricing…

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Texas ALJs Recommend Rejecting CenterPoint-TDU's Proposal To Recover Flat Charges On Per "Meter" Basis, Rather Than Per "Customer"

ALJs Make Recommendation On REPs' Concerns Over Timing Of New CEHE Rates

Three Texas ALJs have recommended that the Public Utility Commission of Texas reject the proposal from CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC ("CenterPoint" or "CEHE") to change its flat monthly charges (customer charge, metering charge) from a "per retail customer" basis to a "per meter" basis…

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Consumers' Counsel: PUC Should Find Ways To "Elevate" Use Of Market Rate Offers For Default Service

Utility Seeks To Delete "Obsolete" Default Service Rules Requiring RTO Membership, Independent RTO Market Monitor

In a five-year review of Ohio rules governing the filing requirements for electric security plans and market rate offers, the Ohio Consumers' Counsel said that the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, "should find ways to elevate the use of market rate offers instead of electric security plans."

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