ECM, Energy Choice Matters

Informing the Industry on What Truly Matters
in Retail Energy

Sign InRegister

HomeNews By TopicRisk

Risk

Narrow these results by state, topic, company or docket — filters stack, and every story shown carries all of them.

Free account. Its newest stories collect on your account page.

NRG: New York Utilities, "Appear To Be Engaged In A Non-Transparent Regime Of Deferred Accounting"

Proposes Deferred Costs Be Included In Bypassable Price To Compare, If Utilities' Financial Health Is A Concern

In comments to the New York PSC in a COVID proceeding, the NRG retail companies ("NRG") said that the PSC should deny, for the utilities, deferred accounting for all but an extremely limited number of costs that were incurred in relation to the utilities’ strict compliance with governmental mandates…

Click for More

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…

Click for More

ERCOT Proposes Changes To Qualifications And Ongoing Requirements For Current, New QSEs To Mitigate Market Exposure

Cites Experience In New York ISO Where New ESCO Allegedly Affiliated With Defaulting Supplier Sought To Register At NYISO; Also Cites Greehat

ERCOT is proposing changes to the qualifications and requirements, including financial and credit standards, for Qualified Scheduling Entities (QSEs) and/or Congestion Revenue Right (CRR) Account Holders (CRRAHs) -- i.e., ERCOT Counter-Parties (CPs) -- seeking to enter the ERCOT market as well as…

Click for More

Vistra CEO: Texas Retail Market Would Have Seen "Carnage" Without PUC REP Reimbursement Program

Vistra CEO Still Notes Risk For Smaller REPs Heading Into Summer, Says Some "Movement Afoot" In REPs Seeking To Sell Books

Curt Morgan, Vistra Energy's president and chief executive officer, said during an earnings call today that the Texas retail electric market would have seen, "carnage", had the Texas PUC not adopted a previously reported Electricity Relief Program that reimburses retail electric providers $0.04/kWh…

Click for More

RESA Seeks Rehearing Of PUC Order That Prohibits Retail Suppliers From Discontinuing Service To Non-Paying Customers (Transferring To Default Service) During COVID-19 State Of Emergency

RESA Warns Of "Dire Financial Consequences" To Retail Suppliers From Order

The Retail Energy Supply Association sought rehearing of a New Hampshire PUC order that applied, to competitive electric and natural gas suppliers, an earlier order which prohibits providers of electric and gas service from disconnecting or, as relevant here, discontinuing service for non-payment…

Click for More

Texas REP Warns PUC Of Bankruptcy Of Several Retail Providers If Pandemic Drags On, Mitigating Actions Not Taken

Seeks Funding For Customer Assistance, Extended Due Date For REP Payments To ERCOT, TDUs Suggests "Market Standard Of Conduct" For REP Prices, Fees During Pandemic Lower Collateral, Loans For REPs Also Suggested

Patrick L. Woodson, President of Texas retail electric provider ATG Clean Energy Holdings, filed a letter with the Texas PUC expressing concern with the strain being placed on the retail market by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, and suggested actions to prevent defaults by retail providers, including…

Click for More

PSC Orders That Capacity Price Be Removed From SOS Bidding Due To Delay Of PJM Auction, Directs That Wholesale Suppliers Later Be Reimbursed With Final Capacity Price

Change Decreases Normal Risk Undertaken By SOS Wholesale Suppliers, Has Potential To Skew Price To Compare

The District of Columbia PSC has ordered that bidders in an upcoming Pepco SOS procurement for the June 2022 to May 2023 delivery year shall include a $0/MW-day cost for capacity in their bids, with winning bidders instead reimbursed the actual final price of capacity once determined.

Click for More

FERC Sets PJM's Sought Clarification Of Order Relating To Liquidation Of GreenHat FTR Portfolio For Hearing

Allows Broader Settlement Discussions Concerning All Disputed Issues Related To GreenHat FTR Liquidation Waivers

FERC has set for a paper hearing process a motion from PJM for clarification concerning FERC's prior order denying PJM's requested waivers relating to liquidation of the GreenHat Energy, LLC Financial Transmission Rights (FTR) portfolio, as FERC in its prior order denied waivers which would have…

Click for More

Risk News (Page 4) | EnergyChoiceMatters.com