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Duke Energy’s Collaborative Report Says SCB Would Create “Significant Financial And Operational Investment With Little To No Benefit To Customers”
After the completion of industry collaborative meetings on supplier consolidated billing (SCB) , Duke Energy Ohio recommended to the PUC of Ohio that SCB not be implemented for Duke’s customers.
Duke said that SCB, “would create a number of drawbacks including significant financial and operational investment with little to no benefit to customers.”
Duke noted that the only formal proposal provided during the collaborative was made by the Retail Energy Supply Association (the “RESA Proposal”)
The RESA Proposal would allow SCB for both electricity and natural gas, with the potential for the customer to be served by a unique entity for each commodity. Duke said that this could result in customers currently receiving a single combined electric and gas bill from Duke being instead subject to receiving two bills.
Exhibits and Attachments to Duke Energy Ohio (07/29/2024)
Exhibits and Attachments to Duke Energy Ohio’s Letter Regarding Consideration of Issues Pertaining to Supplier Consolidated Billing.
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Duke Energy Ohio, Inc.
