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Retail competition, restructuring, deregulation, re-regulation, retail access, direct access and retail wheeling all refer to the same thing :

If the wrong policies are set, there are pitfalls for the consumer and the environment whether we have competition or if the industry remains regulated. Texas Ratepayer's Organization to save Energy (Texas ROSE) is helping to see that consumers and the environment are protected regardless of who profits from electricity sales. Texas ROSE has been in the thick of the debates, filing comments at the PUC (Public Utility Commission) and attending meetings and legislative hearings to establish long-term protections for consumers and the environment.

Texas ROSE and ten other public interest groups have presented and signed a Residential Electric Consumer Bill of Rights. The rights apply without exception to customers of a monopoly utility,customers being served by a utility making a transition from monopoly status to a competitive market and customers served by a fully competitive utility. Phot-Carol Testifying

The Residential Electric Consumer Bill of Rights

requests that the PUC guarantee:

Contact us to add your name to the list of supporters of the
Residential Consumer's Bill of Rights


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Texas Ratepayers' Organization to Save Energy
Carol Biedrzycki, Executive Director
815 Brazos Street, Suite 1100
Austin, Texas 78701-2509

512-472-5233

Send email to sharrush@mail.utexas.edu

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last updated September 12, 1998
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