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Supplier Violation Happenings
In Matter No. 24-00309 (Notice of Apparent Violation Against Clear Green Energy LLC), the New York PSC revoked Clear Green’s eligibility to serve as an ESCO for failure to submit annual compliance filings, and subsequent failure to respond to any of DPS Staff’s information requests.
In Matter No. 24-00341 (Notice of Apparent Violation Against Relief Energy LLC), the PSC revoked Relief Energy’s eligibility to serve as an ESCO because for failure to submit annual compliance filings, and subsequent failure to respond to any of DPS Staff’s information requests.
In Docket No. 24-M-0482 (Consequences against Polaris Power Services LLC for Violations of the UBP) the PSC ordered Polaris to show within 30 days why its eligibility to operate as an ESCO should not be revoked or why other consequences should not be imposed. In February 2024, PSC Staff initiated an investigation into Polaris’ customer contracts following a 2022 renewable energy review. As a result of Staff’s investigation to date, Staff now contends that Polaris apparently failed to honor the terms of its sales agreements, requiring the ESCO to purchase a specific percentage of renewable energy credits. Staff further contends that Polaris apparently failed to enroll mass-market customers into compliant products.
