EnergyChoiceMatters.com today takes a look at newly proposed retail electric market regulations in Delaware, and expresses concern that, as written, the proposal could require any person or entity involved in selling or marketing electricity to be licensed as a broker (even MLM reps and affinity/charity partners).

EnergyChoiceMatters.com also notes that the proposed language, when read literally, appears to prohibit telephonic enrollment unless the customer has received a written disclosure statement prior to the telephonic enrollment.

See EnergyChoiceMatters.com for more:

Latest Delaware Proposal Still Doesn't Allow for Real-Time Supplier Enrollments Via Telemarketing?

Will New Definition of Broker Ensnare All Intermediaries and Marketing Agents (Even MLM)?

Do you agree with ECM's interpretations; are you concerned with the proposed language? Comment below and let us know

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