Category: Filings
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PSC DEFINING AN ESCO “VALUE ADDED” SERVICE OPTION THAT WOULD ALLOW ESCOs TO CHARGE LOW-INCOME UTILITY CUSTOMERS MORE THAN THE RATE THE UTILITY WOULD HAVE CHARGED THEM
Many ESCO marketers promise utility customers they will save money on their utility bills. However, it is very difficult for customers who switch to ESCO service to know whether […] -
AARP and Utility Project File Comments on NY PSC Staff Track I “Straw Proposal” in “REV” Proceeding
The New York Public Service Commission (PSC) spawned a major new initiative called “REV,” which stands for Reforming the Energy Vision. Through information technology and clean energy solutions, the objective […] -
Utility Project Urges NY PSC to Dismiss Comcast/Time Warner Merger Petition or Require Amendment and New Comment Process
In Reply Comments filed August 25, 2014, the Utility Project argues that proponents of the Comcast/Time Warner Cable merger either failed to address or satisfy the established “net positive benefits” test for […] -
Consumer Groups Letter Urges PSC to Release Annual Reports Showing Profits of “Lightly Regulated” Electric Companies
Consumer Groups Letter Urges PSC to Release Annual Reports Showing Profits of “Lightly Regulated” Electric Companies -
Consumer Groups Urge New York PSC to Release Annual Reports Showing Profits of “Lightly Regulated” Electric Companies
Consumer Groups Urge New York PSC to Release Annual Reports Showing Profits of “Lightly Regulated” Electric Companies Can Be Found here. -
Statement of Gerald A. Norlander, Executive Director Public Utility Law Project of New York, Inc. June 18, 2014 in response to Joint Petition of Time Warner Cable Inc. and Comcast Corporation For Approval of a Holding Company Level Transfer of Control (Case 14-M-0183).
Public Utility Law Project developed this statement which can be accessed here. -
It’s All Interconnected: Oversight and Action is Required to Protect Verizon New York Telephone Customers and Expand Broadband Services
Public Utility Law Project developed this report which can be accessed here. -
Comments Regarding Request for Extension of the Suspension Period Proposed by Con Edison.
The Public Utility Law Project’s (PULP) Comments Regarding Request for Extension of the Suspension Period Proposed by Con Edison can be accessed here. -
Brief in response to National Fuel’s position statement
Public Utility Law Project developed this response to the National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation on the applicability of Public Service Law which can be accessed here.