AES OHIO'S CBP SSO AUCTIONS

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held October 15, 2024 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of AES Ohio. The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure AES Ohio's SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2025 through May 31, 2026. The PUCO's Attorney Examiner Entry can be viewed here. 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. There is no change in the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for October 2024 from the announcement made on August 22, 2024. Thus, based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 3.97 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The minimum and maximum starting prices for the product in the CBP auction scheduled for October 2024 are $115.00/MWh and $145.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auction, the actual starting price for the product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary but the product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $115.00/MWh and $145.00/MWh. 

For the October 2024 CBP Auction, there is one product and the tranche target for the product is as follows:

• Delivery period June 2025 through May 2026 (12 months): 50 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 3.97 MW per tranche. These values are provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the load shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held April 2, 2024 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of AES Ohio. The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure AES Ohio's SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2024 through May 31, 2025. The PUCO's Finding and Order can be viewed here. 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. There is no change in the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for April 2024 from the announcement made on February 15, 2024. Thus, based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 4.14 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The minimum and maximum starting prices for the product in the CBP auction scheduled for April 2024 are $80.00/MWh and $120.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auction, the actual starting price for the product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary but the product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $80.00/MWh and $120.00/MWh. 

For the April 2024 CBP Auction, there is one product and the tranche target for the product is as follows:

• Delivery period June 2024 through May 2025 (12 months): 20 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 4.14 MW per tranche. These values are provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the load shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held October 3, 2023 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of AES Ohio. The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure AES Ohio's SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2024 through May 31, 2025. The PUCO's Finding and Order can be viewed here.
 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. The MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for October 2023 has been updated from the announcement made on August 17, 2023. The updated energy obligation is approximately 6.36 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the load shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The minimum and maximum starting prices for the product in the CBP auction scheduled for November 2023 are $80.00/MWh and $120.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auction, the actual starting price for the product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary but the product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $80.00/MWh and $120.00/MWh. 

For the October 2023 CBP Auction, there is one product and the tranche target for the product is as follows:

• Delivery period June 2024 through May 2025 (12 months): 40 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 6.87 MW per tranche. These values are provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the load shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

On August 9, 2023 the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) issued an Opinion and Order which authorized AES Ohio to establish its fourth Electric Security Plan (ESP). The term of the ESP will span three years. As outlined in the plan, AES Ohio will maintain 100% competitive bidding for its SSO load and will conduct two auctions annually throughout the duration of the ESP. The Commission’s Opinion and Order can be viewed here.
 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held April 4, 2023 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of AES Ohio. The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure AES Ohio's SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2023 through May 31, 2025. The PUCO's Finding and Order can be viewed here.
 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. The MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for April 2023 has been updated from the announcement made on February 16, 2023. The updated energy obligation is approximately 7.46 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the load shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

The minimum and maximum starting prices for each of the two products in the CBP auction scheduled for April 2023 are $90.00/MWh and $120.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auctions, the actual starting price for each product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary by product but each product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $90.00/MWh and $120.00/MWh.  

For the April 2023 CBP Auction, there are two products and the tranche targets are as follows:

• Delivery period June 2023 through May 2024 (12 months): 25 tranches
• Delivery period June 2023 through May 2025 (24 months): 40 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 7.86 MW per tranche. These values are provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the load shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held November 29, 2022 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of AES Ohio. The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure AES Ohio's SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2022 through May 31, 2023. The PUCO's Finding and Order can be viewed here.
 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. There is no change in the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for November 2022 from the announcement made on October 6, 2022. Thus, based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 9.51 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The minimum and maximum starting prices for the product in the CBP auction scheduled for November 2022 are $100.00/MWh and $140.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auction, the actual starting price for the product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary but the product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $100.00/MWh and $140.00/MWh. 

For the November 2022 CBP Auction, there is one product and the tranche target for the product is as follows:

• Delivery period June 2023 through May 2024 (12 months): 35 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 9.51 MW per tranche. These values are provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the load shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

AES Ohio has received approval from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (“PUCO”) to modify its Standard Service Offer (“SSO”) auction schedule to procure SSO supply for the 2023/2024 delivery year. Per the modified schedule, AES will hold auctions in November 2022 and March 2023. AES Ohio will procure a 12-month supply of 35 tranches at the November auction, and both a 12-month supply of 25 tranches and a 24-month supply of 40 tranches at the March 2023 auction.

The updated delivery schedule can be found here. A PDF of the Commission’s September 21, 2022 Finding and Order is available here. 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held April 18, 2022 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of AES Ohio. The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure AES Ohio's SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2022 through May 31, 2023. The PUCO's Finding and Order can be viewed here.
 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. There is no change in the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for April 2022 from the announcement made on March 28, 2022. Thus, based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 8.00 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

The minimum and maximum starting prices for the product in the CBP auction scheduled for April 2022 are $85.00/MWh and $105.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auction, the actual starting price for the product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary but the product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $85.00/MWh and $105.00/MWh.  

For the April 2022 CBP Auction, there is one product and the tranche target for the product is as follows:

• Delivery period June 2022 through May 2023 (12 months): 50 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 8.00 MW per tranche. These values are provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the load shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

AES Ohio has received approval from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (“PUCO”) to conduct an additional auction on April 18, 2022 to procure the remaining 50 tranches of the 12-month product with delivery from June 1, 2022 through May 31, 2023. A PDF of the Commission’s Finding and Order is available here. A compressed timeline due to the June 1, 2022 delivery is posted here.

 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held March 22, 2022 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of AES Ohio. The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure AES Ohio's SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2022 through May 31, 2023. The PUCO's Finding and Order can be viewed here.
 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. There is no change in the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for March 2022 from the announcement made on February 4, 2022. Thus, based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 8.00 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

The minimum and maximum starting prices for the product in the CBP auction scheduled for March 2022 are $70.00/MWh and $90.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auction, the actual starting price for the product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary but the product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $70.00/MWh and $90.00/MWh. 

For the March 2022 CBP Auction, there is one product and the tranche target for the product is as follows:

• Delivery period June 2022 through May 2023 (12 months): 100 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 8.00 MW per tranche. These values are provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. AES Ohio does not represent that each tranche will have the load shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

AES has received approval from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (“PUCO”) to file its fourth ESP by October 1, 2023 and therefore propose auctions to be scheduled through March 2023.

The updated delivery schedule can be found here. A PDF of the Commission’s June 16, 2021 Finding and Order is available here. 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held March 22, 2021 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of AES Ohio. The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure AES Ohio's SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2021 through May 31, 2022. The PUCO's Finding and Order can be viewed here.
 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. There is no change in the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for March 2021 from the announcement made on January 28, 2021. Thus, based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 7.87 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

The Dayton Power & Light (DP&L) Company has announced its new name and brand identity. DP&L is now AES Ohio. AES Ohio will continue to conduct CBP Auctions to procure all elements of full requirements service for SSO Customers. The AES Press Release related to their corporate rebranding is available here. 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has accepted The Dayton Power and Light Company's modified schedule in response to the delay in PJM’s base residual auction for the 2022/2023 planning year. As announced in the Bidder Information Session, the product in the upcoming DP&L auction will be:

• Delivery period June 2021 through May 2022 (12 months): 48 tranches

A PDF of the Order is available here. 

For the March 2021 CBP Auction, there is one product and the tranche targets is as follows:

Delivery period June 2021 through May 2022 (12 months): 48 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 7.87 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held March 9, 2020 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of The Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L). The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure DP&L’s SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2020 through May 31, 2022. The PUCO's news release can be viewed here.
 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has accepted The Dayton Power and Light Company's modified schedule in response to the delay in PJM’s base residual auction for the 2022/2023 planning year. As announced in the Bidder Information Session, the product in the upcoming DP&L auction will be:

• Delivery period June 2020 through May 2021 (12 months): 15 tranches
• Delivery period June 2020 through May 2022 (24 months): 35 tranches

A PDF of the Order is available here. 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. The MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for March 2020 has been updated from the announcement made on January 16, 2020. The updated energy obligation is approximately 7.58 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The minimum and maximum starting prices for each of the two products in the CBP auction scheduled for March 2020 are $60.00/MWh and $80.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auctions, the actual starting price for each product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary by product but each product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $60.00/MWh and $80.00/MWh.  

For the March 2020 CBP Auction, there are two products and the tranche targets are as follows:

• Delivery period June 2020 through May 2021 (12 months): 15 tranches
• Delivery period June 2020 through May 2022 (24 months*): 35 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 7.74 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held March 26, 2019 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of The Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L). The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure DP&L’s SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2019 through May 31, 2022. The PUCO's news release can be viewed here.
 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. The MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for March 2019 has been updated from the announcement made on January 30, 2019. The updated energy obligation is approximately 8.00 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

The minimum and maximum starting prices for each of the two products in the CBP auction scheduled for March 2019 are $70.00/MWh and $90.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auctions, the actual starting price for each product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary by product but each product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $70.00/MWh and $90.00/MWh.  

For the March 2019 CBP Auction, there are two products and the tranche targets are as follows:

• Delivery period June 2019 through May 2021 (24 months): 17 tranches
• Delivery period June 2019 through May 2022 (36 months): 17 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 7.83 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held March 12, 2018 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of The Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L). The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure DP&L’s SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2018 through May 31, 2021. The PUCO's news release can be viewed here.
 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. There is no change in the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for March 2018 from the announcement made January 11, 2018. Thus, based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 7.37 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

The minimum and maximum starting prices for each of the two products in the CBP auction scheduled for March 2018 are $65.00/MWh and $85.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auctions, the actual starting price for each product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary by product but each product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $65.00/MWh and $85.00/MWh.  

For the March 2018 CBP Auction, there are two products and the tranche targets are as follows:

• Delivery period January 2018 through May 2020 (24 months): 16 tranches
• Delivery period January 2018 through May 2021 (36 months): 16 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 7.37 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held April 24, 2017 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of The Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L). The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure DP&L’s SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2017 through May 31, 2020. The PUCO's news release can be viewed here.
 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held April 11, 2017 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of The Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L). The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure DP&L’s SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period June 1, 2017 through May 31, 2020. The PUCO's news release can be viewed here.
 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auctions. The MW-measure of the tranches in the auctions scheduled for April 2017 has been updated from the announcement made on February 23, 2017. The updated energy obligation is approximately 7.72 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The minimum and maximum starting prices for each of the three products in the CBP auctions scheduled for April 2017 are $75.00/MWh and $95.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auctions, the actual starting price for each product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price may vary by product but each product’s starting price is expected to fall within the range of $75.00/MWh and $95.00/MWh. 

For each of the April 2017 CBP Auctions, there are three products and the tranche targets for the products are as follows:

• Delivery period June 2017 through May 2018 (12 months): 16 tranches
• Delivery period June 2017 through May 2019 (24 months): 17 tranches
• Delivery period June 2017 through May 2020 (36 months): 17 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 7.62 MW per tranche. These values are provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.  

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held September 28, 2015 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of The Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L). The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure DP&L’s SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period January 1, 2015 through May 31, 2017. The PUCO's news release can be viewed here. 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. There is no change in the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for September 2015 from the announcement made on July 30, 2015. Thus, based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 8.80 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The minimum and maximum starting prices for the product in the CBP auction scheduled for September 28, 2015 are $90.00/MWh and $120.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auction, the actual starting price for the product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price is expected to fall within the range of $90.00/MWh and $120.00/MWh. 

For the September 2015 CBP Auction, there is one product and the tranche target for the product is as follows:

• Delivery period January 2016 through May 2017 (17 months): 40 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 8.80 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors. 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held September 23, 2014 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of The Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L). The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure DP&L’s SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period January 1, 2015 through May 31, 2017. The PUCO's news release can be viewed here.
 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held September 23, 2014 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of The Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L). The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure DP&L’s SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period January 1, 2015 through May 31, 2017. The PUCO's news release can be viewed here.
 

The minimum and maximum starting prices for the product in the CBP auction scheduled for September 23, 2014 are $70.00/MWh and $95.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auction, the actual starting price for the product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price is expected to fall within the range of $70.00/MWh and $95.00/MWh.
 

For the September 2014 CBP Auction, there is one product and the tranche target for the product is as follows:

• Delivery period January 2015 through May 2017 (29 months): 50 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 9.89 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.
 

The update to the Commission’s Opinion and Order adopted and entered on March 19, 2014 can be viewed here.
 

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) today accepted the results of the latest wholesale auction held October 28, 2013 using a competitive bidding process (CBP) to procure standard service offer (SSO) supply for SSO customers of The Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L). The results from the auction, combined with results from other previous and/or scheduled CBP auctions to procure DP&L’s SSO supply, will be used to determine retail generation service rates for the delivery period January 1, 2014 through May 31, 2017. The PUCO's news release can be viewed here.
 

Pursuant to the Bidding Rules, no later than four (4) days prior to the Part 2 Application Due Date, the Auction Manager announces any update to the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction. There is no change in the MW-measure of the tranches in the auction scheduled for October 2013 from the announcement made on September 17, 2013. Thus, based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 10.44 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.
 

The minimum and maximum starting prices for the product in the CBP auction scheduled for October 28, 2013 are $80.00/MWh and $105.00/MWh, respectively. Prior to the auction, the actual starting price for the product will be disclosed to bidders. This starting price is expected to fall within the range of $80.00/MWh and $105.00/MWh.
 

For the October 2013 CBP Auction, there is one product and the tranche target for the product is as follows:

• Delivery period January 2014 through May 2017 (41 months): 10 tranches

Each tranche is one percent (1%) of the energy obligation and capacity obligation to serve SSO Load. Based on historical data, the energy obligation is approximately 10.44 MW per tranche. This value is provided for reference purposes only and may be updated prior to the auction as explained in the Bidding Rules. The Dayton Power and Light Company does not represent that each tranche will have the loads shown above or any particular MW value - the actual SSO Load during the Delivery Period will depend upon many factors.
 

The Commission’s Opinion and Order adopted and entered on Wednesday, September 4, 2013 can be viewed here. The Commission's update to the Opinion and Order adopted and entered on Friday, September 6, 2013 can be viewed here.