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Commission Issues ESCO Show Cause Order Alleging Noncompliance With Renewable Energy Obligations
The Commission initiated a proceeding against Energo Power and Gas, LLC, to show cause within 30 days of the date of this Order why the Commission should not revoke its eligibility to operate as an Energy Services Company in the State of New York, or impose other consequences, as described in Uniform Business Practices Section 2.D.6.
The order is based on Staff’s investigation to date; it does not constitute final findings or conclusions by the Commission, and Energo will have an opportunity to respond to the contentions.
“During the investigation, Staff identified information that Energo:
- Apparently violated the CES by failing to satisfy its annual obligation to purchase Zero-Emissions Credit (ZEC) and the Renewable Energy Standard (RES) obligation to procure and retire Tier 1 Renewable Energy Credits (REC) or alternatively submit an Alternative Compliance Payment (ACP);
- Apparently violated UBP Section 2.D.5.b by failing to honor the terms of its sales agreement, which required Energo to purchase a specific percentage of voluntary RECs to satisfy contractual obligations;
- Apparently failed to comply with a Commission order to re-rate adversely affected customers impacted by Energo’s (formerly known as Marathon) upward rate adjustment.”
Order Instituting Proceeding and to Show Cause (06/23/2025)
25-M-0244
(In the Matter to Seek Consequences Against Energo Power & Gas LLC for Violations of the Uniform Business Practices and Apparent Failure to Comply with a Commission Order.)
