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DPUC Seeks Comments on Future of Clean Energy Options Given Competitive Renewable
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October 7, 2010
The Connecticut DPUC has sought comment on whether
the Connecticut Clean Energy Options program should continue in light of renewable
offers made by competitive retail suppliers.
The DPUC is conducting a review of the Clean Energy Options program in Docket 10-
In a request for prefiled testimony, the Department noted that at the time of the initiation of the Clean Energy Options (CCEO) program, Connecticut had no providers of voluntary clean energy electric service. "Currently, several competitive suppliers offer clean energy at percentages that exceed the Renewable Portfolio Standard. Comment on whether, at the expiration of the CCEO program on December 31, 2011, you believe (a) the number of CCEO suppliers should be allowed to be increased, (b) the number of CCEO suppliers should stay the same, or (c) the CCEO program should expire," the request states.
For residential customers, competitive renewable products available include:
The request further asks whether the Clean Energy Options suppliers have implemented
an adequate marketing campaign to promote the Clean Energy Options program, and sought
ideas to improve such marketing.
A hearing on the Clean Energy Options will be held November 5.
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