Eight California Municipal Aggregations Seek Up To 500 MWs Of Long Duration Storage
Eight California community choice aggregations (CCA) have jointly issued an RFO to acquire through one or more long duration energy storage ("LDS") p...
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Updated: $14 Million Class Action Settlement Involving Retail Supplier Approved
A federal court has approved a class action settlement in litigation against Electricity Maine concerning alleged pricing claims, WGME reports
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Report: Energy Harbor Subpoenaed In Federal Probe Of Ohio Nuclear Subsidy Law
The Wall Street Journal reports that Energy Harbor Corp., a retail and wholesale energy supplier, has been subpoenaed by federal prosecutors in co...
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Settlement In Lawsuit Against Retail Supplier Nears Approval; PUC Case Continues
The Portland (ME) Press-Herald reports that a federal court on October 14 is to consider approval of a pending $14 million settlement in a class ac...
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Home Depot To Procure Electricity From Texas Solar Project
Enel, through its US renewable subsidiary Enel Green Power North America, has started construction of the 284 MW Azure Sky solar + storage project...
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ERCOT Board Approves DAM and RTM Price Corrections
ERCOT's Board has approved Day-Ahead Market (DAM) and Real-Time Market (RTM) price corrections as follows:
ERCOT Board approval of Day-Ahe...
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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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Long Island Lawmakers Decry "Poison Pill" Charge In LIPA Tariff For Opt-out Municipal Aggregation
Long Island, New York lawmakers, as well as towns which are seeking to adopt opt-out electricity aggregations, are decrying what they term a "poiso...
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Report Names "Most Trusted REP Brands" In Texas
Escalent released a report listing the Most Trusted REP Brands in Texas, titled: Cogent Syndicated 2020 Texas REP Trusted Brand study by Escalent
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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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Updated: PUCO Directs FirstEnergy EDCs To Show Cause HB6 Political Spending Not Included In Rates
Update, 9/16:
An Attorney Examiner at the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio issued an entry ordering the FirstEnergy Ohio electric distribution u...
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Federal Court Rules Pennsylvania Business Closure, Stay At Home Orders Are Unconstitutional
A federal court has ruled that COVID-19 emergency mitigation orders from Pennsylvania's governor which closed "non-life-sustaining businesses...
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Chicago Municipalization Of ComEd Would Cost Nearly $9 Billion, Study Says
A study prepared for the city of Chicago says that the municipalization of the Commonwealth Edison system within the city would cost nearly $9 billio...
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Google Enters PPA For Texas Solar
Candela Renewables announced an agreement with Google for a 140 MW power purchase agreement in Texas, under which Candela will develop a new solar pow...
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Ohio House Speaker Creates Select Committee To Address Nuclear Subsidy Law
Cleveland.com reports that the Ohio Speaker of the House, Bob Cupp, has formed a new select committee on Energy Policy and Oversight to address repe...
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