Brian Greene

21 Jun Cheers to everyone who joined us last night!

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We were grateful for the large crowd of clients, colleagues and friends who came to enjoy our Great Tastes of Virginia reception at the Williamsburg Lodge during the MACRUC Annual Education Conference. The weather cooperated this year and we saw a lot of smiles around...

13 May Panelists Cover Rates and Users and Regulators Respond

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Brian Greene co-managing member of the firm, spoke on the “response panel” at the Mid-Atlantic Distributed Resources Initiative Working Group Meeting. Brian’s panel responded to presentations made by an earlier panel involving rate design issues and retail price integration. Entitled "Retail Rate Design for Default...

12 May RTA’s 50th Anniversary Chesed Gala Set for June 7

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We will return this June as a sponsor for the Rudlin Torah Academy's Chesed Gala, an annual celebration during which RTA recognizes leaders, teachers, staff, and other contributors to the school and community. On this occasion, we will help RTA celebrate its 50th Anniversary of providing stellar...

16 Feb Maryland Commission Adopts New Consumer Protection Rules

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On February 10, 2016, the Maryland Public Service Commission approved revised consumer protection regulations governing the retail sale of electricity and natural gas. The revised rules include several substantive changes relating to how retail suppliers operate in Maryland. The changes involve additional up-front pricing disclosures...

02 Feb New Maryland Working Group May Give Retail Suppliers Better Access to Meter Data

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The Maryland Public Service Commission has established a new Working Group to develop statewide protocols that will allow retail electricity suppliers to access their customers’ smart meter interval data from the utility on a near real-time basis. In a recent Order, the Commission established the...

09 Dec Running a Lot at the Run-A-Latke

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Last Sunday’s Run-A-Latke, benefitting Rudlin Torah Academy and the Weinstein Jewish Community Center, was a huge success, with beautiful sunshine, great food, wonderful company, and some darn good running! Click HERE from some terrific photos compliments of Dr. Bob Weisberger, RTA’s president. Our congratulations to...

24 Nov A Lot To Latke!

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GreeneHurlocker is proud to sponsor the 2015 Run-A-Latke on Sunday morning, December 6. The 5K race will start at 10:00 a.m., with the One-Miler starting at 9:30 a.m. Both races will start and end at the Weinstein JCC. Proceeds benefit Rudlin Torah Academy, Richmond’s Jewish...

11 Nov Delaware Hearing How to Improve Consumer Choice for Electricity

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In October and November, 2015, the Delaware Commission (Commission) and the Division of Public Advocate (DPA) held two workshops for stakeholders to discuss ways to enhance the visibility of and improve participation in customer choice for electricity products and services. The group also examined what,...

11 Nov Revised Consumer Protection Rules Advancing in Maryland

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In early October, 2015, the Maryland Public Service Commission approved for publication in the Maryland Register revised consumer protection rules applicable to the marketing and sale of electricity and natural gas by licensed retail suppliers. The Commission’s approval comes after more than a year of...

10 Aug New Consumer Protection Regulations Progress

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A few months ago we blogged about the Maryland Public Service Commission’s review of proposed revisions to the Maryland consumer protection regulations. These regulations govern the interplay between retail electricity and natural gas suppliers and potential and current customers. The Commission had set a hearing...