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An Electric Utility Wants to Fix Pa.’s Competitive Energy Market; Regulators Say More Study Needed
The commission rejected measures that would have returned customers to default rates and required quarterly affirmations, after FirstEnergy said shoppers paid $82 million more last year.
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An electric utility wants to fix Pa.'s competitive energy market; regulators say more study needed
As part of the state’s deregulated utility market, the Electricity Generation Customer Choice and Competition Act was intended to increase competition among electricity generators and spur innovation in the products and services they offered.
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An electric utility wants to fix Pa.’s competitive energy market; regulators say more study needed
Ratepayers who don’t take action to switch back to the utility’s default rate or don’t select a new contract are automatically rolled onto variable rate plans at much higher costs.
·Pennsylvania, United States
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