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Ambit Energy Announces Maryland Residential Offers
Ambit Energy's previously announced expansion into the Maryland resident market is
on schedule for a November 1 start for enrollments, and Ambit has announced product
offerings for the campaign.
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Migration Negatively Impacts PSEG Power Earnings by $5 Million
Customer migration away from Basic Generation Service negatively impacted PSEG Power
earnings by $5 million in the third quarter, parent PSEG reported yesterday.
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Conn. Post Reports: Sales Agent Marketing Energy Door-
The Connecticut Post has reported that a sales agent marketing energy supplies door
to door in Bridgeport has been charged with sexually assaulting a potential customer
after a sales call.
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Allegheny Merchant Generation Adjusted Earnings Flat
Allegheny Energy's Merchant Generation unit reported essentially flat adjusted earnings
of $62.0 million for the third quarter, versus $61.1 million a year ago.
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FirstEnergy Solutions Supplied Nearly 81% of Sales in Affiliated Ohio Territories in Third Quarter
FirstEnergy Solutions supplied nearly 81% of retail sales in its affiliated franchised
utility territories in Ohio, parent FirstEnergy Corp. announced in reporting third
quarter earnings.
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• Constellation Approved to Serve Residential Customers at ComEd
• PUCT Approves Certificate Amendment for Pennywise Power
• Synergy Power Solutions Seeks Illinois ABC License
• Single Source Energy Solutions Registers as N.H. Aggregator
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BGE Stresses Need for November 1 Effective Date for Standard Electronic Transactions for Gas Market
Although a working group report has suggested that the Maryland PSC allow natural
gas distribution companies to use proposed new standard electronic transactions effective
December 1, Baltimore Gas & Electric reiterated in a filing with the PSC that it
needs the effective date of the new standards on its system to be November 1.
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• Ambit Launches Product Aimed at Small Commercial Customers in ERCOT
• ICC Withdraws Proposed Electric Consumer Protection Rules due to JCAR Timeline
• Taylor Consulting & Contracting to Officially Launch Philly Buying Power
• BlueStar Energy Solutions Lowers Residential PECO Pricing
• Md. PSC Sets Hearing on Impact of PJM Proposals on AMI Business Cases
• Mich. PSC Approves Consumers Energy Choice Incentive Mechanism Reconciliation
• FERC Approves PPL Acquisition of E.ON U.S.
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FirstEnergy Corp., Allegheny Energy, and a total of 18 parties have filed a non-
ERCOT Requests to Use Nodal Charge Revenues for Post Go-
ERCOT has requested that the PUCT approve the use of previously approved Nodal Surcharge
revenues to pay for expenses associated with the transition to the nodal market that
ERCOT will incur after the planned December 1, 2010 nodal market go-
PECO to Raise Residential Generation Rates Oct. 28
As part of a reconciliation of the competitive transition charge, PECO is raising
its residential generation rates effective October 28, according to a tariff supplement
filed with the Pennsylvania PUC
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Maryland Working Group Files Standard Electronic Transactions for Gas Market
A Maryland working group has submitted a Maryland Gas Standard manual to implement
standard electronic transactions for the retail gas market required by RM 35.
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Reliant Receives Maryland Electric License
• Etheredge Partners Receives Md. Broker License
• Open Market Energy Receives Md. Broker License, Fined $100
• U.S. Sun Energy Receives Md. Broker License
• Capitol Area Energy Receives Texas Aggregator License
• Power Brokers LLC Receives Md. Broker License
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Georgia PSC Authorizes Additional Service Techs at AGL to Speed Service Connections
The Georgia PSC adjudicated Atlanta Gas Light's rate case at its meeting yesterday,
authorizing a $26.7 million increase in AGL's revenue requirement, compared with
AGL's requested $48.2 million increase
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Rendell Backs FirstEnergy-
A coalition called Energy Consumers First has been formed which, "seeks to give Pennsylvania's
energy consumers a stronger voice in utility issues, including how the upcoming expiration
of rate caps is handled in Western Pennsylvania for customers of Allegheny Power,
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• Md. PSC Approves Nov. 1 Start for Standard Electronic Gas Market Transactions at BGE
• SCANA Energy Seasonal Loss, Customer Count Flat
• AOBA Alliance Officially Launches PECO Brokering
• Calif. ALJ Allows Comment Period on Latest Peevey Tradable REC Proposal
• Conn. Draft Would Approve Acquisition of CNG, SCG by UIL Holdings
• FERC Rejects TC Ravenswood Tariffs Related to Fuel Oil Cost Recovery
• Tres Amigas Enters Agreement to Firm Renewable Energy
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Conn. DPUC Provides Confirmation Requested by UI on Default Service Procurement Issues
The Connecticut DPUC has granted three clarifications or affirmations requested by
United Illuminating relating to the procurement of Last Resort Service (LRS) and
Standard Service .
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N.Y. AG: ESCO Consumer Bill of Rights Should Reference Power to Choose
The New York ESCO Consumer Bill of Rights should refer customers to information about
their alternatives for energy services supplied by the PSC on the New York Power
to Choose website, the New York Attorney General said in comments to the PSC
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EDF, Constellation Reach Agreement on UniStar Sale, Put Option
EDF S.A. and Constellation Energy announced that the companies have reached a comprehensive
agreement that restructures the companies' partnership, eliminates the outstanding
put option, and establishes the full ownership of UniStar Nuclear Energy by EDF
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• Pennywise Power Amendment Filing Advances
• LD Energy Seeks Pa. Broker License
• Devonshire Energy Receives D.C. Electric License
• Paetec Energy Seeks. D.C. Gas Broker License
• Amerex Brokers Seeks D.C. Broker Licenses
• Open Market Energy Seeks D.C. Broker License
• Reliable Power Alternatives Corp. Seeks D.C. Broker License
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Ontario Energy Board Denies Requested Relief Regarding Renewal Transition Period
The Ontario Energy Board denied the relief requested by several competitive energy
suppliers regarding the treatment of renewals during the period in which the Board
has yet to finalize new disclosure statements required to be provided to customers
in order to perform automatic renewals
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• Champion Energy Lowers PECO Residential Pricing
• Utility Expense Reduction Officially Launches N.Y. Gas Service
• Grueneich Files Tradable REC Alternate
• StarTex Commits To Not Pass-
• Usource Reports Higher Sales Margin
• FERC Approves PJM Opportunity Cost Tariff Revisions
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PPL Posts Estimated Prices to Compare for 2011
PPL Electric Utilities has posted estimated prices to compare for the period January
1, 2011 through May 31, 2011.
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Energy Choice Matters, October 28, 2010
