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Regulator Issues Notice Of Violation To Retail Supplier Which Would Suspend Supplier's Ability To Enroll New Customers

NOV Would Impose $1.5 Million Penalty NOV Addresses Sales/Marketing Language Used By Agents Also Interprets Use of "Cost Recovery Fees" For Non-Commodity Products

The Connecticut PURA has issued a Notice of Violation and Assessment of Civil Penalty against, "Direct Energy, LLC [sic]," in which the NOV alleges various violations of marketing and disclosure rules, and would impose a $1.5 million penalty and suspend Direct Energy's ability to sign up new…

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PUC Approves Settlement With Retail Supplier

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved in a final order a Settlement Agreement (Settlement) filed on May 12, 2017, by the Commission’s Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement (I&E) and Residents Energy, LLC (Residents or Company) (collectively, the Parties), with respect to an informal…

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PUC Approves $30,000 Settlement With Retail Supplier

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission adopted without modification a previously reported proposed Joint Settlement Petition (Settlement) filed on April 6, 2017, by the Commission’s Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement (I&E) and American Power & Gas of Pennsylvania, LLC (AP&G or Company)…

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PUC Considers $6,000 Settlement With Retail Supplier

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has issued for public comment, prior to final consideration and disposition, a proposed Settlement Agreement (Settlement) filed on May 12, 2017, by the Commission’s Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement (I&E) and Residents Energy, LLC (Residents or…

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PUC Considers $30,000 Settlement With Retail Supplier

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has issued for public comment, prior to final consideration and disposition, a proposed Joint Settlement Petition (Settlement) filed on April 6, 2017, by the Commission’s Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement (I&E) and American Power & Gas of…

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Impacted ESCO Coalition Seeks Extension Of Compliance Deadline For New York UBP Revisions, Citing Ambiguity With Application Of New Definition Of Marketing Which Encompasses "Direct In-Person Contact" (Including Applicability To Informal Personal Communications)

The Impacted ESCO Coalition (IEC) filed a request with the New York PSC for an extension of time to comply with Section 1 of the recently revised Uniform Business Practices (UBP) which modified the definition of "marketing" under the UBP to include, "direct in-person contact."

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NEM Seeks Extension For Compliance Deadline For Revised New York Uniform Business Practices

NEM Says UBP Revision Order Uses Older Definition Of Small Non-Residential Customer, Requires Clarification

The National Energy Marketers Association (NEM) submitted a filing at the New York PSC to request a ninety-day extension for ESCO compliance with certain requirements in the Commission’s Order Adopting Revised Uniform Business Practices in the above-referenced proceeding issued on January 19, 2018.

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New York Adopts Order Requiring TPV For Additional Sales Channel

The New York PSC has adopted an order with changes to the Uniform Business Practices that now require ESCOs, for residential and small non-residential customers, to conduct, "an independent third party verification," for any sale resulting from a scheduled appointment, in addition to door-to-door…

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Illinois Rules Review Committee Rejects Requirement For Double Verification Of Retail Electric Sales

Mandatory Telephone Call To Customers About Renewals Also Rejected "Written" Notice For 20% Variable Rate Increases Adopted

The Illinois Joint Committee on Administrative Rules (JCAR) largely approved revisions to the retail electricity marketing rules as approved by the Illinois Commerce Commission in a second notice, but ordered several key revisions, including the elimination of double verification for in-person sales…

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