CRES provider definition

CRES provider means any provider of competitive retail electric service.
CRES provider means a person or entity, under certification by the commission who supplies or offers to supply a CRES.
CRES provider means a provider of competitive retail electric service.

Examples of CRES provider in a sentence

  • You must still pay all Energy Harbor charges through the date you are returned to your EDU or switched to another CRES provider for service.

  • You may terminate this Agreement, without penalty, if you move outside the CRES provider’s service area or into an area where the CRES provider charges a different price, by providing Energy Harbor with a thirty (30) day written notice.

  • Energy Harbor is prohibited from disclosing a Customer’s Social Security number and/or account number(s) without the Customer’s written consent except for Energy Harbor’s collections and reporting, participating in programs funded by the universal service fund, pursuant to section 4928.52 of the Revised Code, or assigning a customer’s contract to another CRES provider.

  • DES is prohibited from disclosing Customer's social security number and/or account number(s) without Customer's consent except for DES's own collections and credit reporting, participation in programs funded by the universal service fund pursuant to section 4928.52 of the Revised Code, or assigning a customer contract to another CRES provider.

  • The list will include information for all customers residing within the governmental aggregator’s boundaries based upon the Company’s records, including an identification of customers who are currently in contract with a CRES provider or in a special contract with the Company.

  • Upon termination of this Agreement, Customer will return to Customer’s electric utility for electricity unless Customer has selected another Competitive Retail Electric Service (CRES) provider.

  • Tomorrow Energy is prohibited from disclosing your social security number and/or account number(s) without your consent except for Tomorrow Energy’s own collections and credit reporting, participation in programs funded by the universal service fund, pursuant to section 4928.52 of the Revised Code, or assigning a contract to another CRES provider.

  • If the default is due to failure by the CRES provider to deliver Competitive Retail electric Service and the Commission does not act within five (5) business days after receipt of the request, the Company’s request to terminate or suspend shall be deemed authorized on the sixth business day after receipt of the request by the Commission.

  • Partial payment from a customer shall be applied to the various portions of the customer’s total bill in the following order: (a) past due CRES Provider payment arrangement charges (CPA); (b) past due Company Extended Payment Arrangements (EPA) charges and deposit payment agreement (DPA) charges; (c) past due CRES Provider charges; (d) past due Company charges; (e) current Company charges; (f) current CRES provider charges; and (g) other past due and current non-regulated charges.

  • PJM performs settlements for transmission, capacity and energy obligations for CRES provider market participation on predefined intervals using metered customer load obligations and daily CRES Provider customer enrollment obligation data provided by AEP Ohio.


More Definitions of CRES provider

CRES provider means a person or entity, under certification by the
CRES provider means a person or entity, under certification by the commission, who supplies or offers to supply a competitive retail electric
CRES provider means a person or entity, under certification by the commission, who supplies or offers to supply a competitive retail electric service. This term does not apply to an electric distribution utility in its provision of standard offer generation service.
CRES provider means a provider of "competitive retail electric service," as defined in division (A)(4) of section 4928.01 of the Revised Code.

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