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ComEd POR Approved with 50¢ Per Bill Charge
As first reported in our live blog yesterday,
the Illinois Commerce Commission has approved tariffs to institute utility consolidated
billing and Purchase of Receivables at Commonwealth Edison
StarTex Enters Agreement for Naming Rights to Sugar Land Skeeters’ New Stadium
StarTex
Power has entered into an agreement with the City of Sugar Land and the Sugar Land
Skeeters for the naming rights and associated branding opportunities for the Skeeters'
new Triple-
Md. PSC Suspends BGE POR Tariff Revisions Related to Sales Tax
As first reported in
our live blog yesterday, the Maryland PSC has suspended Baltimore Gas & Electric's
electric purchase of receivables tariff revisions relating to sales tax, and directed
the supplier coordination working group to address the issues
December 15
Constellation NewEnergy Seeking Authority to Service Residential Customers in Pennsylvania
Constellation
NewEnergy has submitted an amendment to its Pennsylvania electric generation supplier
license to expand the customer classes it may serve to include residential customers
and commercial customers under 25 kW in all service areas.
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Staff Says NiMo Recommended Decision Inconsistent on True-
A recommended decision in Niagara Mohawk's rate case needs to reconcile
disparate treatment of true-
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PUCT Staff Still Seeking Revocation of dPi Energy Certificate Despite
New Trust Structure
Notwithstanding Zahed Lateef's proposal to place ownership of
dPi Energy into a trust over which he has no control, PUCT Staff is still seeking
revocation of dPi Energy's REP certificate ...
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December 14
UI Seeking to Make GSC Administrative Adder Nonbypassable
United
Illuminating is seeking to move the recovery of the Generation Service Charge (GSC)
Administrative Adder from the bypassable Generation Service Charge rate component
to the Non-
HOP Energy Seeking Pennsylvania Electric License
HOP Energy, LLC, which operates several
fuel oil distributors in eastern Pennsylvania, applied for a Pennsylvania electric
generation supplier and aggregator license to serve all customer classes
Texas OPUC Favors Allowing Advance Pay Products for Existing Customers Until Smart
Meters Installed
The Texas Office of Public Utility Counsel has endorsed a mechanism
that would allow current customers of financial prepaid, or advance pay, products
to continue receiving this type of prepaid service despite ...
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• ICC to Consider ComEd POR Case Wednesday
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• Santanna Energy Services Plans to Enter Ohio Gas Market
in 2011
• World Energy Solutions Reports Growth in Wholesale Procurements
• Mich. PSC
Approves Withdrawal of MichCon Rate Case
• APPA Faults RTO Metrics Report
December 13
TNMP Stipulation Would Not Place 50% of Residential Revenue Requirement in Fixed
Charge
A stipulation in Texas-
Md. OPC Calls for Licensing of Multi-
Individuals selling either electricity or gas supply pursuant
to multi-
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• WGES Launches PECO Residential Offers
Today: Live Blogging of Public Utility Commission of Texas Meeting
Starting at 10:30
AM est, EnergyChoiceMatters.com will offer live blogging of the 12/16 PUCT open
meeting
License Briefs
• Energy Management Resources of Missouri Fined $100, Receives Md.
Broker License
• Affinity Energy Management Fined $100, Receives Md. Gas Broker License
•
IntelliGEN Resources Receives Maryland Broker License
• Paetec Energy Receives Md.
Gas Broker License
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Mega Energy Would Pay $42,400 to Resolve PUCT Staff Allegations of Consumer Protection
Violations
Mega Energy, LP has entered into a settlement with PUCT Staff under which
it would pay an administrative penalty of $42,400 to resolve allegations that Mega
Energy violated 25 provisions of the substantive rules
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• Md. PSC Eliminates Minimum Stay in BGE Gas Tariff
• Smitherman Recommends
ERCOT Investigate Potential Retirements due to EPA Rules
• Smitherman Drafts Legislative
Recommendations on Electric Vehicles
• Dynegy Enters Agreement to be Acquired by Icahn
Enterprises
• Nelson Drafts Revision to Explicitly Limit Post Go-
• DPUC Approves CL&P, UI Default Service Rates
December 15
License Briefs
• Rosenthal Energy Advisors Seeks Expedited Review of Pa. Broker Application
•
Global Energy Market Services Seeks Pa. Broker License
• Emuna Energy Seeks Ohio Broker
License
• Ameresco Registers as N.H. Aggregator, Receives Maine License
• Single Source
Energy Solutions Receives Maine Broker License
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BlueStar Seeks Action on Outstanding Rescission Period Complaint
BlueStar Energy Services,
Inc. has petitioned the Illinois Commerce Commission to rule on several pending motions
in its complaint against Ameren concerning the rescission period
License Briefs
• Delaware PSC Sets Workshop on Net Metering Changes
• CPS Energy Submits
Notice of Suspension for Leon Creek Units 3 and 4
• NRG Energy to Acquire Agua Caliente
Solar Project
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December 14
BGE Sales Tax POR Filing Could Result in Suppliers Remitting More Tax
than Received Under POR, Staff Says
Maryland PSC Staff have recommended deferring
action on Baltimore Gas & Electric's revised electric Purchase of Receivables tariff,
addressing tax issues, so that a working group may address several Staff concerns
PPL Electric Posts Final Transmission Service Charges
PPL Electric Utilities has filed
with the Pennsylvania PUC its final calculation of its 2011 Transmission Service
Charge for the period January 1, 2011 through May 31, 2011
December 13
Allegheny Power Files Updated Maryland POR Discount Rates
Allegheny Power has filed
a tariff containing a lower residential Purchase of Receivables discount rate in
Maryland, but which also includes higher rates for commercial customers
N.Y. Staff Propose Lowering Hourly Pricing Cutoff at O&R
Staff of the New York Public
Service Commission has proposed lowering the cutoff for mandatory hourly pricing
at Orange & Rockland to 300 kW from the current 500 kW cutoff.
PUCO Seeks Dismissal of AEP Ohio Capacity Cost Application at FERC
The Public Utilities
Commission of Ohio has asked FERC to dismiss the application of Columbus Southern
Power and Ohio Power to institute a formula rate for capacity compensation from retail
suppliers, given that PUCO action has made the issue moot
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December 10
IDT Energy Reports Earnings, Expects Continued Churn in
N.Y.
IDT Energy posted income from operations of $8.8 million for the three months
ending October 31, 2010 (first fiscal quarter of 2011), down from $10.5 million a
year ago, on lower gross margins.
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