Explore the requirements and exceptions for obtaining business licenses in Lubbock, Texas, covering issues such as defining electricity as a good, license requirements for various sales channels, exemptions for town hall events, licensing for pop-up promotions, consulting with property managers in m

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Lubbock Retail Integration Task Force (LRITF) meeting on January 9th, 2023, covered various topics including Customer Choice Transaction Window review, Winter Storm Uri securitization, Distribution Loss Factors revision, and more. Action items discussed included the acceptance of EDI transactions fo

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The Lubbock Retail Integration Task Force recently reviewed various updates and action items related to customer choice transactions, DREP assignments, elimination of rate classes, proration of demand charges, and transitioning to competition. Key dates and processes were outlined, including LP&L's

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The Lubbock Retail Integration Task Force discussed critical implementation items for LP&L's entry into competition, including tariff approvals, customer data issues, and transition timelines. Completed action items include details on LP&L's acceptance of EDI transactions, posting of registered REPs

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The Lubbock Retail Integration Task Force (LRITF) discussed various topics including customer choice enrollment, Winter Storm Uri securitization, distribution loss factors, and updates on duplicate addresses and various other updates. The completed action items Q&A provided insight into transitionin

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Texas played a significant role in the Civil War by contributing soldiers to the Confederate Army. Governor Francis Lubbock led the state's efforts, organizing troops and sending units such as Hood's Texas Brigade and Terry's Texas Rangers to fight in key battles. Despite initial resistance to the d

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The Lubbock Retail Integration Task Force (LRITF) discussed major implementation items essential before LP&L can compete. Items include tariff goals, data sharing resolutions, and legislative changes for customer choice billing. The transition timeline outlines important milestones for LP&L's entry

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The City of Lubbock has adopted national model building codes to ensure safety and adherence to standards. The process involved meetings by the Model Codes and Construction Advisory Board, leading to the unanimous approval of new ordinances. The adoption includes various editions such as the Interna

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Lubbock Retail Integration Task Force (LRITF) discusses key implementation issues for LP&L entering competition, including Retail Access Tariff, CSA & Mass Transition Transaction Workflows, Customer Data, and Customer Choice Billing. Updates on resolving existing tariff restrictions and ERCOT functi

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