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BlueStar Files Complaint Over Rescission Period in ComEd POR Tariffs
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February
21, 2011
BlueStar Energy Services has filed a complaint for expedited declaratory relief at the Illinois Commerce Commission, seeking a declaration that Commonwealth Edison's recently filed Purchase of Receivables tariff, "does not conflict with, and is not intended to, override an existing administrative rule."
Specifically, BlueStar is seeking a declaration that the tariff does not alter the three business day internet enrollment rescission period provided for under 83 Ill. Adm. Code 453.40(a)(4). BlueStar is seeking a similar declaration with respect to Ameren as well, in a complaint that remains pending at the ICC (see 12/15).
BlueStar noted that language in the Commission's POR order and ComEd's testimony in support of the POR tariff, "create[s] an ambiguity as to whether ComEd's tariff in fact increases that 'rescission window' to 5 or even 18 days."
"Moreover, ComEd's at-
The Commission, in adopting POR at ComEd, essentially approved the 5 day and 18 day
windows at ComEd as a stopgap, to be replaced by whatever comes out of the Part 412
rulemaking (Docket 09-
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