Migration Riders for Electricity?
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission will now decide whether migration riders will be permitted for electricity customers, at the same time it is moving forward
Todd Stewart
May 8, 2012
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission will now decide whether migration riders will be permitted for electricity customers, at the same time it is moving forward
Shell Oil Co. chooses Pennsylvania as home for its new natural gas processing facility. According to the Pennsylvania Petroleum Marketers & Convenience Store Association, Shell
The PUC yesterday took a big first step toward creating an electricity market where most customers are served by competitive suppliers, and not by utilities,
Two electric distribution companies, First Energy and PECO Energy Company, have filed their default service plans for service that will begin in 2013 – before
Pennsylvania’s electric utilities need consider potential adverse environmental impacts only for the route proposed and the considered alternate routes when siting high voltage transmission lines,
Utility customers who challenge billing practices under the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law (UTPCPL) must bring their challenge first to the Public Utility
On December 15, 2011 the PUC issued two orders designed to make Pennsylvania’s retail electricity market fully competitive. Both orders are a product of the PUC’s
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (“PUC”) granted Laser Northeast Gathering Co.’s (“Laser”) petition to withdrawal its application to become a public utility. By a 3-2
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) recently announced the Agenda for their November 10, 2011, en banc hearing, which is part of the PUC’s ongoing investigation into Pennsylvania’s competitive
The first product of the PUC’s Retail Markets Investigation is expected in the form of a Tentative Order to be voted on at the PUC’s
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