Gov.'s Administration Favors Bill Banning New Residential Enrollments With Retail Energy Suppliers
The administration of Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker today supported a bill (S 2150/H 3352) which would ban new individual residential contract...
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Report: Lubbock, Texas Poised To OK Buyout Of LP&L's Power Supply Contract
KCBD reports that, in a meeting today, the Lubbock City Council is scheduled to consider terminating a 25-year partial requirements contract between...
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KPRC's Investigation Says Texans Have Paid $28 Billion More Under Electric Choice
KPRC-2 (Houston) ran a story on an investigation that it conducted in which it said, "Texans have overpaid more than $28 billion for electricity," und...
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Former Pa. PUC Chair Cawley Recommends Banning, Or 'Reducing' Reliance On, Door-to-Door Sales
Former Pennsylvania PUC Commissioners James Cawley outlined a vision for "Electricity Customer Choice 2.0" in an editorial published by PennLive.com
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Las Vegas Sun Editorial Blames 'Deregulation' For Texas Power Outages
The Las Vegas Sun published an editorial blaming deregulation for the recent Texas power outages
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Southeast Utilities Propose Centralized Intra-Hour Wholesale Electricity Exchange Market
The following is a news release from the Southeast Energy Exchange Market (SEEM) concerning the proposal from several utilities for a 15-minute energy...
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Arizona Corporation Commission Election Results
With 99% of precincts reporting, as listed on the Arizona's Secretary of State's website, the election for three seats on the Arizona Corporation Comm...
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"Recall CPS": San Antonio Residents Upset With Utility's Rate Structure
The San Antonio (Texas) Express-News reports on dissatisfaction with some residential customers at municipal utility CPS Energy concerning their ele...
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Oklahoma Utility Regulator Opens Inquiry Of Retail Electric Choice
The Public Utility Division at the Oklahoma Corporation Commission recently issued a notice, amending a prior inquiry concerning the evoking energy la...
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Here's Where Arizona Corporation Commission Candidates Stand On Retail Electric Choice
Tucson.com has published a review of where the six candidates for three open seats on the Arizona Corporation Commission stand on retail electric choi...
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Md. Lawmakers Press To Prohibit Retail Suppliers From Serving Low-Income Customers
In commentary for the Baltimore Sun, Maryland State Del. Brooke Lierman and State Sen. Mary Washington continued to push for their proposed bills from...
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Group Urges Southeast States To Investigate "Electricity Market Reform", Notes Savings From RTO
Energy Innovation, GridLab, and Vibrant Clean Energy released a report which said that establishing a southeast RTO covering the North Carolina, So...
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AARP Says Illinois Should End Retail Choice In Light Of ComEd Bribery Scandal
A representative of AARP Illinois, in public comments before the Illinois Commerce Commission today, cited the recent deferred prosecution agreement e...
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VA Court Affirms SCC Can Consider Impact On Utility Customers In Ruling On Customer Shopping Request
The Virginia Supreme Court has affirmed that statute authorizes the State Corporation Commission to consider the impact on remaining captive utility s...
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LP&L Spox Still Says Muni Will Implement Retail Electric Choice "As Soon As Practicable"
In a story concerning Lubbock Power & Light's transition to ERCOT, KCBD-11 quoted LP&L spokesperson Matt Rose as stating that, after initially moving...
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