March 5, 2019
Utility Ahead Of Schedule On Implementation Of New Purchase Of Receivables (POR) Program, Expects Earlier Start Dates
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March 1, 2019
Retail Supplier Says Proposal In Pennsylvania Utility's Rate Case Would Give Competitive Advantage To Utility Affiliate
Direct Energy in a petition to intervene, outlined concerns with certain proposed changes to the natural gas transportation program at UGI Utilities (the "Company"), as contained in a newly filed rate case
March 1, 2019
PUC Approves Implementation, Start Date For New Purchase Of Receivables Programs
The Pennsylvania PUC has approved tariff filings from UGI Utilities - Gas to expand its purchase of receivables program to its new North and Central rate districts (formerly Penn Natural Gas and Central Penn Gas, respectively)
February 26, 2019
Updated: Virginia SCC Cites "Broad Discretion" In Addressing Aggregation Of Load To Take Retail Choice
The Virginia State Corporation Commission cited its "broad discretion" in addressing applications of aggregated customer load to take competitive electricity supply, in contrast to applications under other statutory mechanisms, in denying Walmart's application to take competitive supply for its…
February 25, 2019
Updated: Virginia SCC Cites "Broad Discretion" In Addressing Aggregation Of Load To Take Retail Choice
The Virginia State Corporation Commission cited its "broad discretion" in addressing applications of aggregated customer load to take competitive electricity supply, in contrast to applications under other statutory mechanisms, in denying Walmart's application to take competitive supply for its…
February 22, 2019
Tax Group Says Florida Electric Choice Initiative Would Cause Loss Of State & Local Revenue Of Up To $1.3 Billion Annually
Florida TaxWatch released a report in which the group estimated that the introduction of retail electric choice under a proposed ballot initiative in Florida, "has the potential to cause a loss of state and local revenue ranging from $426 million to $1.368 billion in 2026, the expected first full…
February 21, 2019
South Carolina House Passes Bill That Would Require Competitive Supply Program
The South Carolina House of Representatives has essentially passed a bill (House Bill 3659) that would allow large customers to direct their utility to purchase renewable energy from a competitive provider on the customer's behalf.
February 18, 2019
NiMo Proposes New Opt-Out Critical Peak Supply Rate For REV Demo; Also Proposes Pilot Delivery Rates Applicable To Both Utility Supply, ESCO Customers
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation (the "Company") has, at the New York PSC, proposed modifications to its Clifton Park Demand Reduction REV Demonstration Project
February 8, 2019
Michigan PSC Approves Reservation Charge For Choice Customers At DTE, Supply Rates
Several Other Supply Rates, Components Approved
The Michigan PSC has approved several supply rates and components
February 8, 2019
New York PSC Directs Utilities To Analyze Modification Related To Supply Mechanism In Next Base Rate Filings
As part of an order on modifications to temperature controlled (TC) and interruptible (IT) service at KeySpan New York and KeySpan Long Island, the New York PSC directed the LDCs to analyze a proposed modification related to the Gas Adjustment Clause (GAC)
February 4, 2019
ConEd Files At FERC For Tariff Waiver To Correct LSE Meter Data; Error Had Resulted In Lower Bills For Default Service Customers (Higher Bills For Some ESCOs)
Consolidated Edison Company of New York Inc. has filed at FERC for a limited one-time waiver of the New York Independent System Operator’s ('NYISO') Market Administration and Control Area Services Tariff ('Tariff') to allow ConEd and NYISO to correct the Load Serving Entity ('LSE') bus metering data…
February 1, 2019
ConEd Details Reduction In Administrative Supply Costs
As part of its newly filed electric rate case, Consolidated Edison (ConEd, or Company) detailed its reduction in administrative costs related to its supply function, and sought a new charge to recover supply costs previously reflected in bidders' rates, associated with the utility's transition to an…
February 1, 2019
AEP Texas Proposes Transitioning Rider Charged To Retail Providers To A Once Annual Charge, Instead Of Monthly
Files To Reduce Amount Of Rider Charged To Texas Retail Providers
AEP Texas has filed at the Texas PUC to reduce and revise Rider NDC 6.1.1.5.1 - Nuclear Decommissioning Collections applicable to customers at the AEP Texas Central division
January 31, 2019
FERC Denies Waiver Request Related To Liquidation Of GreenHat FTR Portfolio
FERC has denied a request from PJM for certain waivers relating to the liquidation of the GreenHat Energy, LLC Financial Transmission Rights (FTR) portfolio, with FERC denying waivers that would have resulted in the modification of the previously commenced July auction
January 31, 2019
Oncor Set To Apply Next Round Of Power Factor Adjustments To Certain ESI IDs In Former Sharyland Territory
Oncor informed retail electric providers that it will begin applying the next round of power factor adjustments to invoices for all ESI IDs from 290 kW to 700 kW in the former Sharyland service territory during the March 2019 billing cycle.
January 28, 2019
Cuomo New York Budget Bills Again Seek To Eliminate Delivery Sales Tax Exemption For Customers Taking ESCO Service
Budget bills filed by the administration of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo again proposed to modify the state's tax law to eliminate a current exemption from "sales" tax for deliveries of electricity and natural gas supply to customers of ESCOs.
January 25, 2019
Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE) Files New SOS Rates
Baltimore Gas & Electric has filed new Type II SOS electric rates for the period beginning March 1, 2019
January 23, 2019
Pepco Files New SOS Rates
Pepco has filed with the Maryland PSC new Type II SOS rates for the period beginning March 1, 2019.
January 17, 2019
FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Residential Prices To Compare To Decrease, Falling By Up To 17%
The FirstEnergy Pennsylvania utilities have filed new tariffed residential PTC Default rates with the PUC for the three-month period starting March 1, 2019
January 17, 2019
PECO Price To Compare To Increase For Residential, Small Commercial Electric Customers
PECO electric Price to Compare is to increase for residential and small commercial customers effective March 1.
January 15, 2019
Maryland Approves Nearly 1,000 ("Limited") Utility-Owned Public Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
In an order on various proposed electric vehicle programs from the states' utilities, the Maryland PSC authorized the utilities to own and operate public electric vehicle charging stations.
January 14, 2019
Dominion Virginia Power Withdraws Proposed Renewable Energy Offering Meeting Statutory Definition
Tariff, If Approved, Would Have Foreclosed Availability Of Competitive Supply Offerings
Virginia Electric and Power Company (Dominion) has withdrawn from the State Corporation Commission an application for a renewable electricity tariff that it had sought to comply with various statutory requirements that, if met, would terminate the current exemption allowing customers to take…
January 10, 2019
On Rehearing, PUC Addresses Arguments Submeterers Could Escape Jurisdiction By Setting Up An Affiliate Retail Supplier For Sole Purpose Of Meeting Safe Harbor
In an order on rehearing concerning jurisdiction over entities engaged in submetering, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio addressed arguments that a submetering reseller could, under the mechanism adopted by PUCO in a prior order, establish an affiliate to act as a retail supplier for the sole…
January 9, 2019
CenterPoint-TDU Files To Decrease Rider Applicable To Retail Electric Providers
CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric has filed at the Public Utility Commission of Texas to reduce the amounts charged to retail electric providers under Rider NDC - Nuclear Decommissioning Charges
January 7, 2019
Virginia SCC Approves Utility Renewable Energy Offering Meeting Statutory Definition, Foreclosing Availability Of Competitive Supply Offerings
The Virginia State Corporation Commission has approved at Appalachian Power Company (AEP) a voluntary renewable energy option tariff which the SCC found meets the statutory definition for such an offering, which means that, under statute, there is no longer an exemption for customers at Appalachian…