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Hearing Officer Orders Development Of Straw Proposal For Calculation Of Monthly Wholesale Index Cost For Use In Comparison To Retail Supplier Variable Rate Offerings

Directs Regulator's Staff To Develop Straw Proposal On Appropriate Retail Supplier Products For Low-Income Customers Proposal For Variable Rate Contract Disclosures, Rate Change Notices To Be Developed

A Massachusetts DPU hearing officer issued directives to retail energy suppliers and DPU Staff to develop straw proposals regarding various Tier Two initiatives in the DPU's ongoing retail energy markets investigation (DPU 19-07)

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Retail Supplier Seeks Rules Waiver To Offer Digital TPV

RPA Energy, Inc. d/b/a Green Choice Energy (RPA Energy) petitioned the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for waivers of certain rules governing the third-party verification (TPV) process for new customers enrolled through sales channels requiring TPV. The requested waivers will enable RPA Energy…

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New York PSC Issues Show Cause Order To ESCO; Directs ESCO To Provide Refunds

Alleged Violations Include Failure To Cease Telemarketing During Declared State Of Emergency DPS Employees Allegedly Received Cold Calls From ESCO Agents

The New York PSC issued an order to show cause to SunSea Energy, LLC under which SunSea is ordered to show cause within 30 days, "why Department of Public Service Staff’s identification of apparent violations are incorrect and SunSea’s eligibility to provide retail energy services as an ESCO in New…

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Proposed Order Would Require Retail Supplier To Drop Customers To SOS Unless It Obtains Affirmative Consent From Customers To Continue Service

Draft Addresses Whether Wet Signature Required For Supplier's Inbound Telephonic Enrollments Also Addresses Whether Recordings Met Standard For Enrollment Verification

A Maryland PSC Public Utility Law Judge has issued a proposed order in a proceeding addressing a complaint filed by Commission Staff against SmartEnergy Holdings d/b/a SmartEnergy

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PSC Enforcement Unit Alleges Enrollment Violations By Retail Supplier, Alleges Touchless & e-TPV Enrollment Still Requires Signed Contract

Enforcement Recommends Requiring Suppliers' Customers To Be Dropped To Default Service Unless Supplier Obtains Signed Contract

The Compliance and Enforcement Unit ('CEU') within the Consumer Affairs Division ('CAD') of the Maryland Public Service Commission has recommended that the PSC's Office of Staff Counsel initiate a complaint against StateWise Energy Maryland LLC ('StateWise') concerning alleged violations of…

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Retail Regulator's Staff Propose That Default Service Rate Be Included On Retail Supplier's Contract Summary

Proposal To Define Small C&I Customer Addresses Proposal For Regulator's Near Real-Time Access To Telemarketing Recordings, TPVs Regulator Seeks Comment On Changes To Current Limit On Door-to-Door Marketing Notice Of Five Municipalities

A Massachusetts DPU hearing officer has sought comment on several DPU Staff and stakeholder proposals regarding the DPU's ongoing investigation into retail energy marketing issues (Docket 19-07)

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PSC Staff Seek Revocation Of Retail Supplier's License, $500,000 Fine

Staff: "Fair Dealing Dictates That Residential Customers Receive Equally Fair Treatment," As Non-Residential Customers Receive Under COMAR Provision

Staff of the Maryland PSC have recommended that the Commission revoke the electric supplier license of SunSea Energy, LLC, and impose a civil penalty of $500,000, as Staff alleged that, among other things, the company engaged in a, "pattern of deceit," that allegedly included instances of slamming…

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PUC Issues Show Cause Order To Retail Supplier

The Maine PUC issued an order directing Town Square Energy, LLC (Town Square) to, "show cause why it should not be found to have violated Maine law and Commission rules regarding its operations as a licensed competitive electricity provider (CEP) in Maine and be subject to appropriate sanctions."

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