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Top Ten Lessons Learned at EMC25
I heard over and over from attendees this was one of the best conferences we’ve done. This conference’s theme was The Power Shift: Redefining Competitive Energy Markets — Insights, Tools, and Leadership, and the program delivered on…
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Appeal of Former Ohio House Speaker’s HB1 Bribery Scheme
By not taking up the appeal of the House Speaker’s appeal, his federal racketeering conviction and 20-year prison sentence is upheld. The court’s decision was issued without comment. Note that the court also rejected the appeal of…
Proposed PJM Transmission Tariff Encounters Opposition
The proposed federal transmission tariff of the PJM Interconnection reregulates wholesale access in a way that was unanticipated when many new large loads were planned and is opposed by some market participants. The transmission rate case…
What Texas Consumers Are Telling Us About Churn, Default Risk and Rate Confusion
ElectricityPlans.com recently completed its second annual Texas Electricity Consumer Confidence Survey. The findings reveal growing concern about high electricity bills, continued grid anxiety and frustration with Texas electricity…
Fraud Identified. Risk Diverted.
Fraud in retail energy is no longer isolated it’s systemic, sophisticated, and increasingly costly. From digital enrollments to third-party sales channels, bad actors are exploiting gaps across the customer lifecycle. The reality? Fraud is…
Equipment Vendors Lead in Virtual Power Plants While States Set Market Rules
Equipment vendors are racing to add customers to virtual power plants (VPPs) while efforts to create the networks within regulatory boundaries proceed comparatively slowly at the state level. Vendors, which often sell solar panels along…
Competitive Electricity Is Failing? Look at Texas.
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 saving money versus the utility default rate? It’s a clean soundbite.…
