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September 22, 2011
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Xoom Energy Seeks Maryland Licenses
Xoom Energy Maryland, LLC has applied for Maryland electric and natural gas supplier licenses. Copies of the application were not immediately available, but Xoom typically seeks to serve all customer classes.
American Power Partners Receives Pennsylvania License
The Pennsylvania PUC granted American Power Partners LLC an electric generation supplier license to serve all customer classes in the seven major utility service areas. The application was first reported by Matters (see 6/29 for background). American Power Partners LLC is led by Robert J. Kreppel.
U.S. Gas & Electric Receives Expanded Pennsylvania License
The Pennsylvania PUC granted U.S. Gas & Electric d/b/a Pennsylvania Gas & Electric an expanded natural gas supplier license to include service at PECO, Peoples Natural Gas, Peoples TWP, Equitable Gas, Philadelphia Gas Works, and Valley Energy.
Ultimate Energy Advisors Receives Pa. Broker License
The Pennsylvania PUC granted Ultimate Energy Advisors, LLC an electric broker/marketer license to serve all customer classes in all service areas. The application was first reported by Matters (8/4).
Staff Recommends Dismissal of Texas Solaro Energy REP Certificate Application due to Principal's Involvement in Prior Mass Transition
The PUCT has found the REP certificate application of Texas Solaro Energy LLC (9/8) >to be insufficient, but gave the company an opportunity to amend its application rather than dismissing it as Staff had suggested yesterday. Staff recommended dismissal because, in addition to other deficiencies, Staff noted that the sole representative listed on the application was Alonzo Williams II, Managing Director. Staff said that Williams was the President and CEO of Ideal Energy which defaulted and experienced a mass transition in 2006, and thus Staff said that Williams may not be used to meet the technical and managerial requirements for REP certification, per PUCT rule. As there were no other representatives listed on the application for the company, Staff recommended dismissal without prejudice, but an ALJ gave Texas Solaro Energy until September 29 to show compliance with the technical and managerial requirements and to cure the other deficiencies. The application will be dismissed without prejudice if the deficiencies are not cured by such time.
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