NOPEC’s plan to cut utility bills for 550,000 electric customers by moving them to their utility’s standard service offer is being challenged by an energy supplier who would have to pick up the increased load.
them to their utility’s standard service offer is being challenged by an energy supplier who would have to pick up the increased load.
Dynegy is responsible for 32% of the power sent to customers on FirstEnergy’s standard service offer. PUCO has not heard the case yet. NOPEC spokesperson Dave Jankowski said the aggregator doesn’t comment on active legal matters. But it is continuing to transition customers to the standard service offer based on where they live.
If Dynegy’s motion is successful, it could cost NOPEC customers money in the short term. But Dynegy spokesperson Meranda Cohn said NOPEC’s action will hurt all customers in the long run. Dynegy filed several motions with the PUCO to try and stop this from happening. This, according to the documents filed, is why Dynegy wants PUCO to intervene.standard service offer, which means suppliers like Dynegy will need to produce or buy more energy than expected.
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