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New York PSC Denies NYPA Overture To Gain Competitive Advantage Over ESCOs In Serving As Retail Supplier To Customers

New Category Of NYPA Customers Will Continue To Be Charged Same Delivery Surcharges As ESCO Customers

The New York PSC yesterday approved utility tariff amendments to implement previously reported changes in state law that allow the New York Power Authority to act as the supplier (LSE) for a broader universe of customers (new NYPA customers), and, in doing so, the PSC did not exempt such new NYPA…

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Texas Regulatory Commitment From Avangrid Would Require Utility Texas-New Mexico Power To Maintain Separate Name/Logo, But Would Allow Avangrid Name And Logo To Be, "Added For Branding Purposes"

TNMP Proposes Customer Rate Credit Provided Through Retail Providers Under Merger Application

Texas-New Mexico Power Company (TNMP or the Company) and Avangrid, Inc. have filed at the Public Utility Commission of Texas for approval of the previously reported merger of Avangrid and PNM Resources, the ultimate parent of TNMP (see background on the merger here)

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ESCO Asks New York PSC To Divert Uncommitted Funds From Public Policy Surcharges To Support ESCOs Facing Financial Difficulty From Pandemic, Related Issues

ESCOs Serving C&I Customers, "Are Losing Money At A Rapid And Unsustainable Rate"

Comments filed on behalf of Aggressive Energy LLC (AE) at the New York PSC, in a proceeding on COVID-19, proposed that the PSC allocate a portion of previously collected, and uncommitted, funds from various public policy riders to provided financial relief to ESCOs which are experiencing an…

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Regulator Directs Utilities To Calculate "Incremental" Costs To Low-Income Customers, Impact On Subsidies, Due To Customers Being Served By A Competitive Retail Supplier, Not Default Service

As part of its new proceeding (story here) examining the impact of the competitive retail electric and gas markets on low-income customers and ratepayer subsidies, the Massachusetts DPU has issued information requests to the electric and natural gas distribution companies directing the utilities the…

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