energy lawyer

15 Jul

Posted at 19:05h in energy lawyer, Maryland, The GreeneHurlocker Blog, utility rate lawyer, utility regulation lawyer

Finding that supplier consolidated billing (SCB) represents the next logical step for Maryland to fully implement customer choice, the Maryland Public Service Commission on May 7, 2019 issued an order authorizing SCB for retail electric and natural gas service in Maryland. In this historic order,...

12 Jul

Posted at 21:25h in business law, employment law, energy lawyer, Laura Musick, Recent GreeneHurlocker News, Virginia

Laura Kight Musick, a business and labor and employment attorney, has joined the business, corporate, and regulatory law practice as Counsel at our firm, Eric Hurlocker announced today. “Laura brings a well-developed set of skills in commercial and employment law which our clients increasingly need as...

12 Jul

Posted at 21:15h in Brian Greene, Delaware, energy lawyer, The GreeneHurlocker Blog

At long last, the Delaware Public Service Commission entered an order adopting Delmarva Power’s proposed purchase of receivables (“POR”) program effective July 1, 2019. We previously blogged on this issue when Delmarva initially filed its proposal. The effective date was delayed by one month, but...

28 Apr

Posted at 21:25h in consumer protection, energy lawyer, Eric Wallace, Maryland, public service commission, retail energy competition, The GreeneHurlocker Blog

In late March, we posted about the Maryland Public Service Commission’s request for comments on a draft “Retail Supplier Load Shaping RFP” in the Public Conference 44 proceeding. In early April, comments were filed by the Maryland Energy Administration, the Retail Energy Supply Association, Direct...

26 Apr

Posted at 18:13h in Brian Greene, clean energy, energy lawyer, public service commission, retail energy market, The GreeneHurlocker Blog, utility regulation lawyer

After years of proceedings at the Delaware Public Service Commission, the end – or the beginning – is in sight. In late March, Delmarva Power filed its proposed Purchase of Receivables (POR) program, including the going-in discount rates, with the Delaware Commission. With a POR...

02 Apr

Posted at 18:35h in clean energy, energy lawyer, Eric Hurlocker, Recent GreeneHurlocker News, renewable energy, utility regulation lawyer

On Wednesday, April 10, the TomTom Festival and Summit will hold its Renewable Energy Day in Charlottesville, Virginia, during the six day-long series of panels, speakers, podcasts, performances, parties and other notable goings about art, community, food, music, creative and entrepreneurial ecosystems, and innovation. We’re...

26 Mar

Posted at 17:29h in Brian Greene, distributed power generation, energy lawyer, Maryland, public service commission, regulation, retail energy competition, The GreeneHurlocker Blog

The Maryland Public Service Commission issued a Notice of Opportunity to Comment seeking comments on a new “Retail Supplier Load Shaping RFP.” The Commission want to consider “programs designed to demonstrate the ability to shape residential load profiles using innovative business models.” Comments on the RFP, a...

22 Mar

Posted at 19:21h in clean energy, energy lawyer, Eric Wallace, regulation, retail energy market, Solar energy, The GreeneHurlocker Blog

On March 20th, the Climate Access Fund and Solar United Neighbors of Maryland filed a petition asking the Maryland Public Service Commission to require Maryland utilities to provide consolidated billing for subscriber organizations participating in Maryland’s Community Solar Pilot Program. The petitioners want utilities to...