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PUC Issues Two Orders Requesting Comments On Staff’s TOU Straw Proposals & Requested Potential Administrative SolutionsOf AMI Post-Outage Lags

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published October 8, 2025

Dockets: 2025-00176 
Category: Maine
Related Categories: CMP, Net Energy Billing (NEB), Rate Change, Time of Use (TOU)

The Maine Public Utilities Commission (MEPUC) issued a procedural order requesting comments on Staff’s three TOU straw proposals.  Comments on TOU straw proposals due by October 28, 2025.

Previously on October 8, 2025 the Commission issued a procedural order requesting testimony from CMP regarding potential administrative solutions to the issue of AMI post-outage lags.
CMP testimony on AMI post-outage lags due by November 5, 2025.

2025-00176
(Proceeding To Consider CMP’s Request For A Rate Change, To Be Effective 7/1/25, Related To Reconciliation Of Stranded Costs, Which Include Net Energy Billing (NEB) Expenses.)

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