PUC Adopts Final Rule Requiring Utilities To Provide Customers With 10-Year History Of SOS Rates
As directed by recently adopted legislation (L.D. 1003), the Maine PUC issued a final rule to require electric investor-owned transmission and distrib...
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OCC: Residential Customers on Retail Supply Paid $5.3 Million More Than Default Service in October
The Connecticut OCC published a report stating that, in the month of October 2019, residential Eversource customers who chose suppliers paid in aggr...
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Pa. PUC Notes "Potentially Large" Winter Cost Increases for Electric Customers Who Do Not Shop
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) is alerting consumers about, "the potential for large winter energy cost increases for electric cust...
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EIA: Residential Retail Supplier Rates Higher Than Default Service In 13 States
The U.S. Energy Information Administration published a review of the status of electric choice, noting that, excluding Texas, residential electric cho...
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OCC: Residential Customers on Retail Supply Paid $6 Million More Than Default Service in Aug
The Connecticut OCC published a report stating that, in the month of August 2019, residential Eversource customers who chose retail suppliers paid i...
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Illinois Approves New Time Of Use Supply Rate Option For Non-shopping Residential Customers At ComEd
The Illinois Commerce Commission today approved, with modifications, Commonwealth Edison's proposed Rate RTOUPP – Residential Time of Use Pricing Pilo...
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Consultant Reports On Savings, Customer Behavior Under Dynamic Pricing Rates For SOS Customers
A consultant filed a report concerning National Grid's Smart Energy Solutions (SES) pilot in Massachusetts, which defaulted (on an opt-out basis) non-...
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Duke Energy Ohio Files New Amount For Bypassable Rider AER-R
Duke Energy Ohio has filed new amounts for bypassable Rider AER-R, Alternative Energy Recovery Rider
Effective September 30, 2019 (the first billing ...
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U.K. Price Caps To Fall This Winter Due To Lower Wholesale Costs
U.K. regulator Ofgem said that the level of the default retail energy price cap, which applies to around 11 million default tariff customers, will fal...
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PUC Issues Default Service Procurement Rules For Comment
The PUC of Ohio has issued for comment what it termed proposed nonsubstantive changes to the rules under OAC 4901:1-35, addressing procurement of elec...
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OCC: In April, Residential Customers Of Retail Suppliers Paid $900,000 More Than Default Service
The Connecticut OCC published its latest electric market price comparison
The OCC said that in the month of April 2019, residential Eversource cust...
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Victoria (AUS) Sets Initial Default Offer (Rate Cap)
Victoria (AUS) Sets Initial Default Offer
The government of Victoria, Australia has set the initial default retail energy offer (cap) under its previ...
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NiMo Hourly Customers To See New Capacity Reconciliation Line Item On July Bills
Niagara Mohawk (National Grid) is informing customers on hourly priced (HP) default service that they will see a new line item, Capacity Reconcili...
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Duquesne Light Files Corrected Transmission Rates, Actual Prices To Compare Posted
Duquesne Light filed corrected transmission rates for the period effective June 1, 2019, to correct an earlier transposition in a prior filing. The er...
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PSC Adopts Staff Recommendations On Allocation Of Transmission Charges To Default Service
The Maryland PSC has adopted Staff recommendations concerning the allocation of transmission costs at Pepco
In brief, certain transmission expenses...
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