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Two Electric Aggregator Certificate Application Dockets Closed Due To Failure To Provide Requested Information

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published February 18, 2025

Dockets: 24-08-26 ,24-12-02
Category: License Applications
Related Categories: Aggregator

Dockets have been closed in Demorian Linton LLC’s and EG Power Co.’s applications for electric aggregator certificates.  Both parties failed to file additional documents as requested or respond to interrogatories.  

24-12-02 (12/02/2024)
(Application of EG Power Co for a Connecticut Electric Aggregator Certificate of Registration)
24-08-26 (08/22/2024)
(Application of Demorian Linton LLC for a Connecticut Electric Aggregator Certificate of Registration) 

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