The Illinois Commerce Commission today approved, with modifications, Commonwealth Edison's proposed Rate RTOUPP – Residential Time of Use Pricing Pilot (TOU Pilot) -- an electric supply rate Time of Use option for non-shopping customers

A written order was not immediately available

During a discussion at the ICC's meeting, Commissioners voted to not include bill protection for any customers on the RTOUPP supply rate

A proposed order from an ALJ would have allowed low-income customers to participate in Rate RTOUPP, but would have provided that low-income customers electing Rate RTOUPP were to be provided with bill protection, which would have guaranteed that such low-income customers pay no more under Rate RTOUPP than they would have paid under the standard fixed price default service.

See this story about the proposed order for background on the RTOUPP program

Further details will be reported once a written order is issued

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Illinois   Dynamic pricing   Default service   ComEd   Commonwealth Edison  

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