A lawsuit seeking class action status has been filed against PSE&G and Stream Energy in which a New Jersey customer alleges that the companies did not properly credit net metered generation, specifically with respect to alleged banking obligations

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Stream provided the following statement to RetailEnergyX.com: "Our legal team is looking into this matter. At Stream we’re committed to doing right by our customers as we deliver all of our products and services, including our energy plans."

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