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PUC Announces Special Public Meeting to Address GPU Rate Request
HARRISBURG, Pa. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) today announced that it will hold a special public meeting on Thursday, June 14, 2001, to make a decision on GPUs petition… |
6/5/2001 |
Public Input Hearings Set for Rate Cap Changes Requested by Pike County Light & Power
HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) has scheduled hearings to receive public comment on the request of Pike County Light and Power Company to increase the generation rat… |
5/24/2001 |
PUC Approves GPU Merger, Postpones Rate Hike Request
HARRISBURG, Pa. State regulators today approved the merger of GPU Energy and FirstEnergy Corp., but postponed a decision on GPUs request to raise rates.The Public Utility Commission (PUC)… |
5/24/2001 |
Utilities Project Plenty of Power for Summer
HARRISBURG, Pa. Pennsylvanias electric utilities are projecting near-record demands for electricity this summer, but have assured the Public Utility Commission (PUC) that they have enough… |
5/4/2001 |
Utilities to Brief PUC on Summer Reliability, Plans to Handle Heat Waves, and Demand Side Response
HARRISBURG, Pa. This Friday, representatives of Pennsylvanias electric utilities will brief the Public Utility Commission (PUC) on their plans for maintaining service reliability during t… |
5/2/2001 |
PUC Releases Recommended Decision on GPU Merger and Request for Rate Relief
Harrisburg, PA - The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission today released Administrative Law Judge Larry Gesoffs recommended decision regarding GPUs application to merge with First Energy… |
4/25/2001 |
State PUCs Form Working Group to Standardize
Data Exchange in Electric Choice Programs
HARRISBURG, Pa. In the first effort nationwide to create interstate standards for electric competition, a group of state public utility commissions has formed a regional working group to mainta… |
4/25/2001 |
Aging Roundtable Planned for York County
HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Pennsylvania Energy, Utilities & Aging Consortium, Inc. (PEUAC) is planning a day filled with useful information as well as an opportunity for networking and learning. PEUAC… |
4/10/2001 |
White House Announces Intention to Nominate PUC Commissioner Nora Mead Brownell to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Background: The White House this afternoon announced its intention to nominate Commissioner Nora Mead Brownell as a Commissioner to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. The following statement ma… |
3/27/2001 |
PUC Hosts “Challenges, Changes and Choice” Utility Conference
HARRISBURG, Pa. Because the utility industry is constantly changing, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) and The Council for Utility Choice are hosting a conference entitled "… |
3/9/2001 |
Pennsylvaniain Ranked No. 1 in Nation for Electric Deregulation
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Gov. Tom Ridge today hailed yet another national study that cites Pennsylvania as the nations leader in electricity deregulation. The Center for the Advancement of Energy Marke… |
2/7/2001 |
Public Input Hearings Set for GPU Merger
HARRISBURG, Pa. The Public Utility Commission (PUC) has scheduled hearings at three locations to receive public comment on the request of GPUs proposed merger with FirstEnergy Corporation… |
1/30/2001 |
PUC Defers Ruling on GPU Rate Relief: Adds Request to Merger Application
HARRISBURG, Pa. The state Public Utility Commission (PUC) voted today to defer judgement on GPU Energys request to collect more than $82 million in wholesale power costs from customers an… |
1/24/2001 |
Pennsylvania PUC Blasts GPU for Comparison to California
HARRISBURG, Pa. The chairman of the state Public Utility Commission (PUC) this afternoon criticized GPU Energy for deliberately alarming consumers and elected officials by suggesting the energy… |
1/19/2001 |
PUC Releases Cold Weather Survey Results
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Nearly 6,000 households are entering the cold weather season without essential gas or electric service, according to an annual report released today by the Public Utility Commission&… |
12/22/2000 |
PUC Approves Plan for New Power Company to Supply Energy to PECO Customers
HARRISBURG, Pa. Approximately 299,000 PECO residential customers will receive discounted electricity from the New Power Company next year under a plan approved today by the state Public Utility… |
11/29/2000 |
PUC Approves Settlement to Cut Duquesne Residential Rates 21 Percent
HARRISBURG, Pa. Duquesne Light (DQE) residential customers will see their electric rates cut by 21 percent beginning in February 2002 under a settlement approved today by the state Public Utili… |
11/29/2000 |
PUC Announces Reports Available on its Website
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Consumers and reporters can now review on the Internet detailed financial records submitted by Pennsylvanias utility companies to the Public Utility Commission (PUC). The PUC h… |
11/22/2000 |
NARUC Names PA PUC Commissioner Brownell as President
HARRISBURG, Pa. The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) installed Pennsylvania Public Utility Commissioner (PUC) Nora Mead Brownell as President of the Board of Dir… |
11/17/2000 |
PUC to Hold Roundtable Discussion on Electricity Demand
HARRISBURG, Pa. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) will hold a roundtable discussion next week with utilities, regulators, suppliers and consumer and business representatives… |
11/15/2000 |
PUC Releases 1999 Utility Consumer Activities Report and Evaluation
HARRISBURG, Pa. Consumer complaints to the state Public Utility Commission (PUC) increased by 33 percent in 1999, according to the agencys annual Utility Consumer Activities Report releas… |
10/10/2000 |
Pennsylvanians Asked to Immediately Reduce Electricity Consumption: Demand from heat wave pushes system to capacity
HARRISBURG (May 9) - On behalf of Gov. Tom Ridge, Lt. Gov. Mark Schweiker, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Council, and Public Utility Commission Chairman John Quain today are… |
5/9/2000 |
Pennsylvania Electric Choice Program Hosts Webcast to Award Robot Visits to Middle School Students: EC, the Electric Choice Robot, to Visit Six Pennsylvania Schools
HARRISBURG, PA (May 8, 2000) A six-foot-tall, 400-pound technological wonder named "EC", the Electric Choice robot, today participated in a drawing broadcast live on the World… |
5/8/2000 |
Public Hearings Set for PECO/Unicom Merger
HARRISBURG, Pa. The Public Utility Commission (PUC) has scheduled hearings at five locations to receive public comment on the request of PECO Energy proposed merger with Unicom Corporation.Admi… |
3/24/2000 |
Governor Ridge Re-Nominates Bloom to PUC
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Governor Tom Ridge today re-nominated Robert K. Bloom to a five-year term on the Public Utility Commission (PUC). Bloom, the PUC's Vice Chairman, was sworn in to his current term on… |
3/10/2000 |
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