Chairman Winslow’s Reading Recommendations
Chairman’s Reading Recommendations Electrifying America by I. David Rosenstein. The author is a forty year industry veteran retiring as Vice-President and General Counsel of Essential Power. The book presents the evolution of electric service from Edison to present day issue of climate change. It’s an informative and easy to read history of legal, corporate […]
Read MoreLearn about electric supplier choice
Learn about electric supplier choice Almost 20 years ago, the Delaware General Assembly passed a bill that opened the Delaware market to competition with regards to the generation, supply and sale of electricity in the state. That law gave people the opportunity to shop for energy products and services among a variety of providers, which […]
Read More2015 Archive
December 3, 2015 – Delaware PSC Supports Transparent Delmarva BillsDOVER – At today’s Public Service Commission (PSC) Meeting, the PSC reaffirmed the need for Delmarva Power & Light’s (Delmarva) monthly bills to be transparent when listing various charges. Commissioner Mike Karia stated, “The job of a public monopoly or government agency is to do a […]
Read MoreDelaware Public Service Commission Releases Final Report on Delmarva Power’s Electric Supply Auction
Learn about electric supplier choice Almost 20 years ago, the Delaware General Assembly passed a bill that opened the Delaware market to competition with regards to the generation, supply and sale of electricity in the state. That law gave people the opportunity to shop for energy products and services among a variety of providers, which […]
Read MorePSC seeks Public Comment on Proposed Renewable Energy Regulations
Learn about electric supplier choice Almost 20 years ago, the Delaware General Assembly passed a bill that opened the Delaware market to competition with regards to the generation, supply and sale of electricity in the state. That law gave people the opportunity to shop for energy products and services among a variety of providers, which […]
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