In tandem with its recent report on Maine retail supplier prices versus default service, the Bangor Daily News also published a look at other states' efforts to "crack down" on retail suppliers, in New York and Connecticut:

BDN: Two states are cracking down on competitive suppliers, with mixed results

The BDN also took a look at the use of MLM in retail energy sales:

One company is taking the Mary Kay approach to selling Mainers electricity

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