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Md. OPC Requests Inquiry into Independent Contractor Licensing Question, Plus Review
of Consumer Protection Regs
The Maryland Office of People's Counsel recommended that
the Maryland PSC, "open a generic inquiry into the question [of] whether independent
representatives require separate broker licenses," due to the rise of network marketing
and similar models by competitive energy suppliers and brokers.
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Direct
Energy Launches Residential Offer at Duquesne Light
Direct Energy Services has expanded
its residential electric marketing to the Duquesne Light area.
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National
Fuel Gas Distribution Files Cash-
National Fuel Gas Distribution
Corporation has filed with the New York PSC several proposed changes to its cash-
AEP Energy Partners Files NPRR to Eliminate Requirement for
Wind QSEs to Submit 7-
AEP Energy Partners has submitted Nodal
Protocol Revision Request 281 to eliminate the requirement that Qualified Scheduling
Entities representing Wind-
Calif. PUC Seeks Proposals
on Access to Customer Data
An assigned commissioner's ruling from California PUC Commissioner
Nancy Ryan in the PUC's review of third-
PUCT Denies Dallas REP Application as Rules Do Not Apply to Municipal Corporations
Consistent
with a Staff recommendation, the PUCT dismissed with prejudice the application of
the City of Dallas to obtain an Option 2 REP certificate because P.U.C. Subst. R.
§25.107(a), governing the certification of REPs, expressly does not apply, "to the
state, political subdivisions of the state, electric cooperatives or municipal corporations."
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PPL Electric Files Time of Use Default Service Option for 2011-
PPL
Electric Utilities has filed at the Pennsylvania PUC a modified Time of Use generation
rate program to cover the period January 1, 2011 through May 31, 2013.
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NYISO
Files to Correct Over-
The New York ISO has filed at FERC proposed tariff revisions to address the
"unintentional consequences" -
NYSEG Notes Consequences from Delay
on Metering Error Petition
New York State Electric & Gas Corporation informed FERC
of several considerations in favor of action on a petition relating to NYSEG and
Niagara Mohawk metering errors which prompted a partial settlement which has been
sitting at the Commission for about a year, in Docket EL09-
Briefly
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PUCT Staff Seeks Revocation of TexRep6, Vantage Power Services Certificates
• Lahey
& Partners Seeks to Relinquish REP Certificate
• D.C. OPC Seeks Delay of AMI Deployment
Until Comprehensive Customer Education Plan Developed
• South Jersey Subsidiaries
to Pay $950,000 to Settle Alleged Violations of FERC Gas Open Access Rules
• RRI Energy
to Pay $750,000 to Settle Alleged Violations of FERC Gas Open Access Rules
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September 28, 2010
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News Aggregation:
Toledo Blade: Gas suppliers in Ohio cry foul over rival's name change 9/28/10
Hunterdon Democrat: High Bridge (NJ) Contracts with Viridian 9/28/10
Portland Press Herald: Gov. Candidate Criticizes ISO-
Granby (CT) News:
Selectmen Urged to Promote Electric Choice 9/28/10
Energy Choice Matters, September 28, 2010