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PUCT Staff Draft Proposal for Adoption Would Maintain Current Limit of Five Trade
Names for REPs
PUCT Staff have filed a draft proposal for adoption concerning amendments
to the REP certification rules under Subst. R. 25.107 which eliminates the earlier
proposal to limit a REP to a single assumed name on its certificate
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Viridian
Energy Seeks Pennsylvania Gas Supplier License
Viridian Energy PA LLC applied for
a Pennsylvania natural gas supplier license to serve all customer classes, including
residential customers.
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Mass. DPU Orders Nstar to Modify, Re-
The
Massachusetts DPU has denied Nstar's petition to revise the adders applicable to
the Nstar Green product, and will require Nstar to propose a method for calculating,
and schedule for updating, its wholesale energy market price forecasts used to set
the adders
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Reliant to Pay $50,000 Under Settlement with PUCT Staff Relating to Compliance Audit
Reliant
Energy Retail Services, LLC would pay an administrative penalty of $50,000 under
a settlement with PUCT Staff to resolve Staff's allegations that Reliant was not
in compliance with 14 provisions of the Substantive Rules.
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City of
Dallas Petitions for Rehearing of Dismissal of REP Application
The City of Dallas
moved for rehearing of the PUCT's recent decision to deny the city an Option 2 retail
electric provider certificate, on the grounds that the Commission does not have authority
to exclude municipal corporations from obtaining REP certificates.
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PSNH Sees Little Need for Supplemental Energy, Capacity Purchases in IRP due to Migration
Given
Public Service of New Hampshire's current level of migration, PSNH is not proposing
any additional supply resources in its integrated resource plan, except for small
scale renewable distributed generation resources, if found to be economic.
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TXU Cites "Interesting" Retail Developments in Pennsylvania
“We are always watching
and monitoring other states and have seen interesting retail competition developments
in several states including
Pennsylvania ...
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TXU Affiliate Seeks Pennsylvania Electric License to Serve Mass Market
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An affiliate of TXU Energy has applied for a Pennsylvania electric generation supplier
license to serve all customer classes, including residential customers, in all service
areas.
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Reliant Receives D.C. Electric License
Reliant Texas Affiliate Changes Name to Pennywise Power
The District of Columbia PSC granted Reliant Energy Northeast LLC an electric supplier
license to serve commercial and industrial customers.
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Meadville, Pa.,
Adopts Municipal Opt-
The City
of Meadville, Pennsylvania, has approved a municipal opt-
RBS-
Sempra
Energy and The Royal Bank of Scotland announced yesterday that they have agreed to
sell most of the remaining assets of RBS Sempra Commodities, including the North
American wholesale gas and power trading business, to JP Morgan Ventures Energy Corp.
for approximately $220 million.
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Briefly (for 10/8/10)
• Gexa Offering Free Month of Electricity for Enrollment on
24-
• FERC Opens Smart Grid Standards Docket
• PUCT Staff Posts Draft Submetering Disconnection
Proposal for Publication
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Connecticut OCC Seeks to Define Agent as Including Multi-
The term
"agent" as used in proposed Connecticut electric marketing standards should be defined
to include multi-
DPUC Seeks Comments on Future of Clean Energy Options
Given Competitive Renewable Plans
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.
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Penstar Would Pay $6,000
Fine Under Settlement with PUCT Staff Relating to Customer Verification
Penstar Power,
L.L.C. would pay an administrative penalty of $6,000 under a settlement with PUCT
Staff to resolve a Staff investigation concerning Penstar's compliance with P.U.C.
Subst. R. 25.474, concerning selection of a retail provider and P.U.C. Subst. R.
25.480, concerning bill payment requirements
FTC Proposes to Add Renewable Energy, Carbon Offsets to Green Marketing Guidelines
The
Federal Trade Commission has proposed revisions to its Guides for the Use of Environmental
Marketing Claims to address the marketing of renewable energy and carbon offsets
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News Aggregation:
10/5/10
Baltimore Sun: PSC Open to Reviewing SOS Price Comparison
Regs (Again)
East Valley Tribune (AZ): Corporation Commission Candidate Urges Deregulation
The Cooperator: Choosing an ESCO
Toronto Star: Electricity rates: Ontario ill-
Del. News Journal: Offshore wind faces political blowback
Energy Choice Matters, October 8, 2010
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