Regulator To Hold Hearing On Proposed New Retail Supplier Marketing Rules, Draft Order

Draft Order Would Require Retail Suppliers To Record Entirety Of All Door-to-Door, Telemarketing Sales

Suppliers Would Be Required To Disclose Default Service Rate In Sales Process & TPV

January 27, 2020

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The Connecticut PURA will hold a hearing on its previously reported proposed decision concerning new retail electric supplier marketing rules in Docket 14-07-20RE01

PURA will hold a public hearing on February 20

"The limited purpose of the hearing is to allow all parties an opportunity to offer evidence regarding any evidence and analysis the Authority relied on in establishing the marketing standards set forth in the Proposed Final Decision," PURA said

As previously reported by EnergyChoiceMatters.com, the proposed decision would, among other things:

• Require retail suppliers to record the entirety of all door-to-door and telemarketing sales

• Require suppliers to disclose default service rate in the sales process & TPV

• Require suppliers to seek PURA approval for contract assignments (book sales, etc.)

See EnergyChoiceMatters.com's exclusive analysis of the new requirements in the proposed decision here

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