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Attorney General Files Suit Against Retail Electric Supplier, Alleges Charges Exceed Default Service By $2.5 Million

AG Says That, Through Lawsuit, "We Can Put This Bad Company Out Of Business"

Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has filed a lawsuit against Major Energy Electric Services LLC (Major Energy), an alternative retail electric supplier (ARES), for what the AG's office alleged in a news release was, "misleading thousands of Illinois customers about the company’s costly…

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Senator Presses PURA To Require Retail Suppliers To Honor Current Rate If New Rate Not Provided For Listing As Next Month Rate On Bill

Slams Draft That Would Only Require EDCs To List "Not Provided" If Next Supplier Rate info Missing

Connecticut State Senator Len Suzio slammed, as insufficiently protecting customers, a draft PURA order which would require the electric distribution companies to list "Not Provided" on customer bills in the section listing the next rate information of the customer's retail supplier if the supplier…

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Ohio Consumers' Counsel Seeks End To Assignment Of Certain Non-shopping Customers To Retail Suppliers Under Monthly Rate Program

Seeks To Re-introduce SCO For Such Non-shopping Customers Says "Price Gouging" Compels End Of Monthly Rate Program

The Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel (OCC) filed a petition at PUCO to, "protect customers from unreasonably high natural gas prices that some marketers charge to residential customers through the Monthly Variable Rate (MVR)," at Dominion Energy Ohio, and requested that the PUCO re-establish…

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Pennsylvania Proposes All Retail Electric Offers Be Disclosed In Terms Of Price Per kWh, As Part Of Proposed Changes To Retail Electric Marketing, Disclosure Rules

Retail Suppliers Must Disclose EGS’s "Specific" Prescribed Variable Pricing Methodology, PUC Proposes PUC Would Prohibit Termination Fees After Renewal Notice Sent Disclosure Statement Would Now List Right Of Rescission

The Pennsylvania PUC proposed today a host of changes to the retail electric marketing and disclosure standards

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Direct Energy Proffers Consideration Of Limits On Variable Rates, If New York PSC Feels Market Intervention Is Needed

Proposes New ESCO Eligibility Requirements, Up To $5 Million In Security, Including $1 Million Additional Security For Door-to-Door Sales

In testimony in the New York PSC's evidentiary review of the retail energy mass markets, Direct Energy, through its witness John Hanger (former Pa. PUC Commissioner), proposed several retail energy market changes. While not the company's preferred solution, Direct Energy said that if the PSC feels…

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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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