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Reforms Will Ensure Robust, Sustainable Competitive Retail Electricity Market Providing Value and Choice for New Jersey Customers The Retail Energy Supply Association (RESA) today applauded New Jersey State Assemblyman Upendra Chivukula for introducing legislation (A-4552) that will enact important reforms in how default electricity service is determined for New Jersey consumers. The bill would enact changes in...
Harrisburg, PA – The Retail Energy Supply Association (RESA), the nation’s leading trade association representing competitive retail energy suppliers, has elected a new slate of officers and state chairs for 2014. These newly elected officers were confirmed during RESA’s annual meeting earlier this month, and will form the executive committee. RESA’s new officers effective Jan. 1, 2014...
TRENTON, NJ— Solar energy legislation approved last week by the New Jersey Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee will result in solar electricity costs of $337 million to $435 million annually, increasing consumer costs by 5.5 percent to 7.1 percent, or $3.84 to $4.97 per megawatt-hour, beginning June 1, 2013. With an anticipated June 21 vote...
TRENTON, NJ— The Retail Energy Supply Association (RESA) is calling for important amendments to New Jersey solar energy legislation to ensure all electricity consumers in the state are treated equitably. This week, the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee will consider legislation (A-2966) that, as proposed, would increase the amount of Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs)...
Harrisburg, Pa. – The Retail Energy Supply Association (RESA), a leading trade association of retail energy suppliers committed to the advocacy of vibrant and sustainable competitive residential and commercial energy markets, today announced the addition of Stream Energy to its membership. The company joins existing RESA member companies: Champion Energy Services, LLC; ConEdison Solutions; Constellation...
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – Consumers in the ‘Sweet Sixteen’ of States and Washington, D.C. have teams of suppliers competing for their electric and natural gas business. As consumers across the United States cheer on their favorite college basketball teams and enjoy the annual March Madness of the NCAA Tournament, millions of consumers cheer on competitive electric...
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – Consumers in competitive states are finding many electric and gas suitors seeking to serve their energy needs and business and residential consumers are responding to these offers. Florists, jewelers, bakeries, restaurants and chocolatiers are among many small businesses choosing to take retail electric and gas supply. “Over the last decade we have...
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