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Champion Energy Starts Offering Residential Service at ComEd |
Preliminary Detroit Edison Choice Cap Indicates Additional Space for 2011 |
Kentucky PSC to Examine Transportation Eligibility Thresholds |
Oncor Rate Filing Would Modify Demand Charge Rate Design
Oncor has filed a rate case
with the PUCT which would significantly modify how demand charges are applied to
customers of REPs in the Secondary Service Greater than 10 kW class
Md. PSC Staff Seek Show Cause Order Against North American Power, $50,000 Fine
Staff
of the Maryland PSC have filed a complaint against North American Power and Gas LLC,
and requested that the PSC issue an order directing North American Power to show
cause why its electric supplier license should not be suspended or revoked, or, alternatively,
why North American Power should not be subject to a civil penalty of $50,000 and/or
precluded from soliciting additional customers.
Pennsylvania OCA Posts Updated Electric Migration Stats
The Pennsylvania Office of
Consumer Advocate has posted electric migration statistics as of January 1, 2011.
DPUC Maintains Bypassable GSC Administrative Adder
The Connecticut DPUC has denied
United Illuminating's request to move certain costs from the bypassable Generation
Services Charge to the nonbypassable Federally Mandated Congestion Charge (FMCC),
in a final order in a reconciliation proceeding
Latest Calif. Drafts Would Maintain 25% REC Cap, Apply Cap to Electric Service Providers
Companion
revised proposed decisions from the California PUC would not alter the current 25%
cap on the use on tradable RECs for RPS compliance (R. 06-
Texpo Power Would Pay $19,000 to Resolve Findings from PUCT Staff Compliance Audit
Texpo
Power LP would pay an administrative penalty of $19,000 under a settlement with PUCT
Staff to resolve allegations from Staff that Texpo was not in compliance with 10
provisions of the Substantive Rules
Amigo Energy Would Pay $13,000 to Resolve Findings from PUCT Staff Compliance Audit
Fulcrum
Retail Energy LLC d/b/a Amigo Energy would pay an administrative penalty of $13,000
under a settlement with PUCT Staff to resolve allegations from Staff that Amigo was
not in compliance with 6 provisions of the Substantive Rules
Briefly
• FERC Denies Rehearing on Elimination of Corporate Guarantees in ISO New
England
• FirstEnergy-
• Oxxford Utility Customer Information
Services Joins NEM
January 7
BlueStar Energy Services Applies for Texas REP Certificate
Other License
Briefs
• Taylor Consulting and Contracting Seeks to Serve Pa. Residential Customers
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Rush 12, LLC Seeks Michigan Electric License
• North Shore Energy Consulting Seeks
Maryland Broker License
• NetGain Energy Advisors Receives Ohio Gas Broker License
Empire State Building Contract Increases Green Mountain
Visibility in Large Commercial/Industrial
Space
Green Mountain Energy's contract to supply the Empire State Building is intended
to boost the supplier's visibility and credibility with its new target market of
larger commercial customers, and is the type of contract facilitated by Green Mountain
ownership under NRG Energy, Green Mountain CEO Paul Thomas said yesterday
United Illuminating Reports December Migration Statistics
United Illuminating posted
migration data for the month of December 2010.
Morning Call: PPL Will Not Place Migrating Competitive Customers on Standard Default
Service Prior to TOU Rates
The Allentown Morning Call reports that PPL Electric Utilities
will not place customers leaving competitive supply for PPL's optional Time of Use
default service plan on standard (non-
Conn. Draft Would Establish Alternative Compliance Payment Totals for Several Suppliers
A
draft Connecticut DPUC decision would establish alternative compliance payment amounts
to be paid by six suppliers
SDG&E Seeks Authorization to Acquire El Cajon Energy Facility
San Diego Gas & Electric
applied at the California PUC for authority to acquire the El Cajon Energy Facility
from CalPeak Power for a total purchase price of $16.8 million...
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Briefly
• Commerce Energy Still Anticipates Georgia Market Re-
• Clearview Electric Offering Residential Service at PECO
• SEMCO
Energy Gas Divisions to be Combined
• Conn. Draft Would Re-
• PUCT Formally Issues Non-
• ICF Outlook Projects Coal Retirements
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Ontario Energy Board Issues Guidance on Clean Energy Benefit Under
Retailer-
The Ontario Energy Board has issued guidance for electricity
retailers issuing supplier consolidated bills regarding the Ontario Clean Energy
Benefit
January 6
Tenaska Bill Fails in Illinois Senate Vote, But Still Alive
The Tenaska Taylorville
Energy Center sourcing agreement bill (SB2485) failed a vote in the Illinois Senate
yesterday, but is still alive due to a parliamentary measure
West Penn Power Files to Implement TOU Generation Rates
West Penn Power (Allegheny)
has filed for approval of optional Time of Use (TOU) generation rates for residential
and small to mid-
Maine PUC Approves Long-
The Maine PUC has directed
Central Maine Power to enter into a long-
Briefly
• Major Energy Receives Maryland Electric License
• Green Mountain Energy
Signs Contract with Empire State Building
• Maryland PSC Schedules Hearing on Curtailment
Service Provider Licensing
• PUCO Denies Rehearing in IGS Energy License Docket Regarding
Columbia Retail Energy Name
• PJM Settlement Begins Acting as Central Counterparty
Md. PSC Grants Electric License to Energy Service Providers, Inc., Orders Legal Name
on All Contracts
The Maryland PSC granted Energy Service Providers, Inc. d/b/a Maryland
Gas and Electric an electric supplier license on the condition that its contracts
identify the supplier as Energy Service Providers, Inc. d/b/a Maryland Gas and Electric
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