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Would MCE have to pay an exit fee to the current utility for financial commitments to power suppliers made on behalf of the MCE customers?

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Would MCE have to pay an exit fee to the current utility for financial commitments to power suppliers made on behalf of the MCE customers?

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The exit fee imposed by the CPUC on MCE customers-called the “Cost Responsibility Surcharge” (CRS)-is designed to shield the utility’s remaining generation customers from any financial losses or cost increases that might result from customers switching to the MCE supply. The CRS is determined by a formula that includes both fixed and variable components.

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