On April 28, 2026 the Maryl Public Service Commission (PSC) issued an order regarding cessation of residential purchase of receivables. The Maryland Public Service…
What if the biggest criticism of competitive electricity markets is based on the wrong metric? For years, the debate has centered on a single question: Are customers…
Too often, the answer is framed through residential switching rates or customer participation levels. And in many markets, those numbers tell an incomplete—and sometimes…
On March 16th in the Massachusetts DPU’s Notice of Inquiry on Energy Affordability for Residential Ratepayers, the Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) reply comments on…
The Public Utilities Commission of Texas (PUCT) publishes an informational home solar website. See: PUCT FAQ Solar Panel Web Link. The website includes a section on…
On March 10th the Environment and Transportation Committee hearing held a hearing on HB1494 seeking to repeal ban on residential energy shopping in the State of…
The debate over competitive electricity markets often focuses on one statistic: how many residential customers have switched suppliers. In many states, the answer is…
The Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia will hold the third senior citizen and disabled residents rate credit (“Rider SCADRRC”) technical conference on…
In a press release, the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (DPU) announced that it has made significant headway in approving Municipal Aggregation Plans. The…
On January 23rd a joint utilities letter was sent to the Massachusetts DPU stating that in response the Healey-Driscoll Administration request that “we are proposing a…
