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Filings (359) Data Requests (10)Public Comments (20) Active Party and Notification List (505) Assigned Staff (9)

Item No.	Date Filed	Description Of Filing	Filing Party	Filed By	No of Attachments	Deleted Filings
359	7/1/2025	IECG Appeal of June 30, 2025 Procedural Order	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	Buxton ESQ, Anthony	1
358	6/30/2025	Procedural Order (Requesting Utility Filings)	COMMISSION STAFF, CMS	COMMISSION STAFF, CMS	1
357	6/13/2025	CMP Update Compliance Filing	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	Regulatory Administration, Debra Mills Y	5
356	6/11/2025	Order on Consolidation	COMMISSION, MPUC	COMMISSION, MPUC	1
355	6/6/2025	CMP Compliance Filing	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	Regulatory Administration, Debra Mills Y	3
354	6/4/2025	IECG Exceptions to Recommended Decision	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	Buxton ESQ, Anthony	1
353	6/4/2025	Exceptions of Casco Bay Energy Company, LLC to Recommended Decision	CASCO BAY ENERGY COMPANY LLC	Hewitt, William	1
352	5/29/2025	Recommended Decision on Consolidation	COMMISSION STAFF, CMS	COMMISSION STAFF, CMS	1
351	5/28/2025	Withdrawal of Attorney Watson Bartlett	MAINE RENEWABLE ENERGY ASSOCIATION	Verrill Dana, LLP	1
350	5/27/2025	Casco Bay Energy's Comments on Versant Power's BHD and MPD Combining Proposal	CASCO BAY ENERGY COMPANY LLC	Hewitt, William	1

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DR Set ID	Set Description	Issue Date	No. of DR Questions	Propounded Upon	View Questions in Set
BBEAR-001	BBEAR-001	8/13/2024	10	VERSANT POWER	View Questions
BWPH-001	BWPH-001	8/13/2024	10	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	View Questions
BWPH-002	BWPH-002	8/13/2024	5	EXM (Advisor)	View Questions
BWPH-003	BWPH-003	8/13/2024	4	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	View Questions
BWPH-004	BWPH Data Requests Propounded On OPA	10/18/2024	1	OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE	View Questions
BWPH-005	BWPH Data Request Propounded On NextEra	10/18/2024	1	NEXTERA ENERGY RESOURCES	View Questions
BWPH-006	BWPH Data Requests Propounded On IECG	10/18/2024	5	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	View Questions
BWPH-007	BWPH Data Requests Propounded on Versant Power	11/5/2024	6	VERSANT POWER	View Questions
CAPLI-001	Calpine Corporation's Data Requests Propounded Upon Central Maine Power Company	8/13/2024	4	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	View Questions
CAPLI-002	Calpine and Casco Bay Energy's First Set of Data Requests Propounded Upon the IECG	10/18/2024	1	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	View Questions

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CLAYTON DAN MCKAY Ratepayer, Inc. 35 Bruce Tibbetts Drive, Dixfield, Maine 04224 Dixfield, Maine 04224 Email ID: mckaydan2@gmail.com Phone No.: 2074410479	4/22/2025	How can Commissioner Gilbert deliberate in this case if she is a participant in NEB? Title 35-A: PUBLIC UTILITIES Part 1: PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Chapter 1: ORGANIZATION, GENERAL POWERS AND DUTIES ?109. Conflicts of interest In addition to the limitations of Title 5, section 18, the following limitations apply to prevent conflicts of interest. [PL 1987, c. 141, Pt. A, ?6 (NEW).] 1. Public utilities. A member or employee of the commission may not: A. Have any official or professional connection or relation with any public utility or competitive electricity provider operating within this State. How can the Commissioners issue an order before the Examiners produce rate impacts with figures? Aren't these two statements contradictory? Mission "The Maine Public Utilities Commission regulates electric, gas, telephone and water utilities to ensure that Maine citizens have access to safe and reliable utility services at rates that are just and reasonable for ratepayers and utilities." from Maine PUC website ?101. Statement of purpose "The purpose of this Title is to ensure that there is a regulatory system for public utilities in the State and for other entities subject to this Title that is consistent with the public interest and with other requirements of law and to provide for reasonable licensing requirements for competitive electricity providers. The basic purpose of this regulatory system as it applies to public utilities subject to service regulation under this Title is to ensure safe, reasonable and adequate service, to assist in minimizing the cost of energy available to the State's consumers, to ensure that the rates of public utilities subject to rate regulation are just and reasonable to customers and public utilities and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to meet the greenhouse gas emissions reduction levels set forth in Title 38, section 576?A. [PL 2021, c. 279, ?1 (AMD).]" Maine Statutes Is GHG creating a problem?
CLAYTON DAN MCKAY Ratepayer, Inc. 35 Bruce Tibbetts Drive, Dixfield, Maine 04224 Dixfield, Maine 04224 Email ID: mckaydan2@gmail.com Phone No.: 2074410479	4/12/2025	In the mid to late 1980s, the PUC approved several hundred megawatts of "Qualified Facility" contracts amounting to 30-40% of the utilities' load. Rates were based upon the planning assumptions and methodologies prevalent during those times. Oil was the majority fuel for electricity production. During this period, 1983-1986, oil prices were more than $30 per barrel and projected by most "experts" to reach $100 per barrel by the year 2000. Qualified Facilities were small, renewable fueled (biomass, refuse, and hydro) power plants, cogeneration facilities, and a multitude of DSM (Demand Side Management) programs. Since the supply cost of these alternative resources (QFs) was based upon the projections of expensive alternatives, including $50-$100 per barrel oil prices, the cost of electricity in Maine increased dramatically, about 50%. During 1993-1995, significant efforts were undertaken by electric utilities to reduce their cost structure, including the buyout of high-cost QF contracts. In many cases, the cost of just operating these QFs has exceeded the total cost of replacement power supply, which allows the utility to buy out the owners of such facilities and still achieve net savings. NEB is unaffordable to someone no matter how you cut the pie. The legislature was wrong in directing the PUC and the utilities embrace NEB. The obvious solution is similar to the same method used in 1993-1995. Drastically cut the compensation to NEB participation and leverage this to buy out contracts. Make 2025 the peak solar development year and steadily bring it to a halt.
Mike Novello Record Hill Wind LLC N/A	4/11/2025	Comments to the Examiners Report. Please see attached.	2025 04 11 RHW Comments to Examiner s Report.pdf
Eric Venturini Wild Blueberry Commission of Maine N/A Email ID: eric.venturini@maine.edu	3/6/2025	Please see attachments	2024-00137 Letter Eric Venturini.docx Stranded Cost Letter Merrills_Redacted.pdf
Clayton McKay 35 Bruce Tibbetts Drive Dixfield, Maine 04224 Email ID: mckaydan2@gmail.com Phone No.: 2074410479	3/5/2025	Would you please include a discussion for an opt out choice for all customers, NEB and non NEB participants, during upcoming proceedings.
Michael Higgins United Steelworkers Local 4-9 653 Waterville Road Skowhegan, ME 04976	2/27/2025	Please see attached letter from USW Local 4-9.	Sappi Union Letter_ 02.24.2025(22740278.2).pdf
Ajay Lesperance United Steelworkers Local 900 113 Birchwood Lane Farmington, ME 04938	2/27/2025	USW Local 900 Letter is Attached	ND Paper Union Letter_ 02.24.2025(22740274.2).pdf
Herman Drouin United Steelworkers, Local 449 51 Rogers Road Troy, ME 04987	2/27/2025	USW Local 449 Letter Attached	Huhtamaki Union Letter_ 02.24.2025(22740279.2).pdf
Maine State Legislature Augusta, ME 04333-0002	2/27/2025	Please See Attached	Letter to the Commissioners 2-27-25.pdf
Rep. Christopher Kessler Maine Legislature House District 121 (South Portland/Cape Elizabeth) 39 Stanley Street South Portland, ME 04106	2/25/2025	Dear Chairman Bartlett & Commissioners Gilbert & Scully, I wanted to reach out to express my support for the negotiated agreement in docket No. 2024-00137. As a policy maker who is in favor of beneficial electrification and a transition to renewable energy, I am also cognizant of the costs that this transition will have on all ratepayers and how those costs can act against the goals we are pursuing. I am most sensitive to the impact that our policies have on low-income residential ratepayers, and I believe that a shift from 9% to 10% is a modest and absorbable shift that would provide needed relief for large customers and a fairer distribution of stranded costs. Beyond that, I feel confident that the Legislature may take further action this session to stabilize those costs and make them stable into the future. Thank you for your hard work! Be well, Rep. Christopher Kessler House District 121 (South Portland/Cape Elizabeth) 39 Stanley Street South Portland, ME 04106

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Notification List Active Party List

Name of Person/Company	Representing Company	Mailing Address	Email/Phone/Fax
Abbey, Ross		100 N. 6th Street Suite 410B Minneapolis MN 55403	Email ID: ross.abbey@us-solar.com Phone Ph: 612-229-1920 Fax:
Abbott, Charles Lincoln		12 Mill Brook Road Plainfield CT 06374	Email ID: cabbott@greenleaf-power.com Phone Ph: 916-596-2503 Fax:
Abello MR, Thomas		14 Maine Street, Suite 401 Brunswick ME 04011	Email ID: tabello@tnc.org Phone Ph: 207-687-4843 Fax:
Adams, ET AL, Herbert C		231 State Street . Portland ME 04101 0	Email ID: Phone Fax:
Agnew III, Charles		148 middle st portland ME 04102	Email ID: cagnew@competitive-energy.com Phone Fax:
Agnew, Mark			Email ID: magnew@eei.org Phone Fax:
Akers, Keith		250 West 57th Street Suite 701 New York NY 10107	Email ID: keith@syncarpha.com Phone Ph: 513-237-1749 Fax:
Albert, Eben M		254 Commercial St Portland ME 04101	Email ID: ealbert@pierceatwood.com Phone Ph: 207-791-1282 Fax:
Allegretti, Dan		ME	Email ID: daniel.w.allegretti@constellation.com Phone Fax:
AnderBois, Sue		250 Summer St, 5th Floor Boston MA 02210	Email ID: sanderbois@necec.org Phone Fax:

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Staff Name	Role
Coty, Dale	Support Staff
Horton, Joyce	Staff Analyst
Littlefield, Briana	Staff Analyst
Lohrman, William	Staff Analyst
McBride, Jameson	Staff Analyst
Pallozzi, Julie	Staff Analyst
Raber, Leslie	Hearing Examiner
Wyman, Liz	Reviewer
Zeh, Sally	Reviewer

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Name of Person/Company	Representing Company	Mailing Address	Email/Phone/Fax
Albert, Eben M		254 Commercial St Portland ME 04101	Email ID: ealbert@pierceatwood.com Phone Ph: 207-791-1282 Fax:
Blanchard, Tanya	PRESERVE RURAL MAINE	PO Box 301 Albion ME 04910	Email ID: tanya@preserveruralmaine.org Phone Ph: 207-505-0737 Extn: 0 Fax:
Buxton ESQ, Anthony	INDUSTRIAL ENERGY CONS GROUP - IECG	PO Box 1058 45 Memorial Circle Augusta ME 04332	Email ID: abuxton@preti.com Phone Ph: 207-623-5300 Fax: Fax: 207-623-2914
Chamberlin, Susan W		103 Water Street, 3rd Flr SHS #112 Hallowell ME 04347	Email ID: susan.w.chamberlin@maine.gov Phone Ph: 207-624-3679 Fax: Fax: 207-287-4300
Chamberlin, Susan W		103 Water Street, 3rd Flr SHS #112 Hallowell ME 04347	Email ID: susan.w.chamberlin@maine.gov Phone Ph: 207-624-3679 Fax: Fax: 207-287-4300
Clemons, Keefe B.	MAINE RENEWABLE ENERGY ASSOCIATION	One Federal Street 20th Floor Boston MA 02110	Email ID: kclemons@verrill-law.com Phone Ph: 617-357-3717 Fax:
Donahue Esq., Joseph		PO Box 1058 45 Memorial Circle Augusta ME 04332	Email ID: jdonahue@preti.com Phone Ph: 207-623-5300 Extn: 3293 Fax: Fax: 207-623-2914
Donahue, Joseph G.		ME	Email ID: jdonahue@preti.com Phone Fax:
Dunitz, Jonathan	MAINE RENEWABLE ENERGY ASSOCIATION	One Portland Square Portland ME 04101	Email ID: jdunitz@verrill-law.com Phone Ph: 207-774-4000 Fax:
Frawley, Erin D	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	83 Edison Drive Augusta ME 04336	Email ID: erin.frawley@cmpco.com Phone Ph: 207-621-3866 Fax: Fax: 207-621-4714