Ohio Administrative Code Search
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Rule 4901:1-14-01 | Definitions.
...ppliers; (2) Supplies of synthetic gas purchased under agreements approved by the commission under section 4905.303 of the Revised Code, and other supplies of synthetic gas, except short-term supplies, purchased under contracts approved by the commission; (3) Supplies of gas obtained from other gas or natural gas companies; (4) Supplies of gas, other than utility production volumes from old wells, obtained from ... |
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Rule 4901:1-14-01 | Definitions.
...ers; (2) Supplies of synthetic gas purchased under agreements approved by the commission under section 4905.303 of the Revised Code, and other supplies of synthetic gas, except short-term supplies, purchased under contracts approved by the commission; (3) Supplies of gas obtained from other gas or natural gas companies; (4) Supplies of gas, other than utility production volumes from old w... |
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Rule 4901:1-14-01 | Definitions.
...ers; (2) Supplies of synthetic gas purchased under agreements approved by the commission under section 4905.303 of the Revised Code, and other supplies of synthetic gas, except short-term supplies, purchased under contracts approved by the commission; (3) Supplies of gas obtained from other gas or natural gas companies; (4) Supplies of gas, other than utility production volumes from old w... |
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Rule 4901:1-15-09 | Transfer of certificate with property transfer.
...cquiring entity's financing plan to purchase or lease the plant to be transferred. (4) A general description of the acquiring entity's operations plan noting the changes from the transferor's present operation. |
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Rule 4901:1-15-09 | Transfer of certificate with property transfer.
... acquiring entity's financing plan to purchase or lease the plant to be transferred. (4) A general description of the acquiring entity's operations plan noting the changes from the transferor's present operation. |
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Rule 4901:1-16-01 | Definitions.
... property for which the system operator purchases gas for resale to consumers, including tenants. Such pipeline system supplies consumers who purchase the gas directly through a meter, or by paying rent, or by other means. The term includes a master meter system as defined in 49 C.F.R. 191.3, as effective on the date referenced in paragraph (D) of rule 4901:1-16-02 of the Administrative Code. The term excludes a pipe... |
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Rule 4901:1-16-01 | Definitions.
... property for which the system operator purchases gas for resale to consumers, including tenants. Such pipeline system supplies consumers who purchase the gas directly through a meter, or by paying rent, or by other means. The term includes a master meter system as defined in 49 C.F.R. 191.3, as effective on the date referenced in paragraph (D) of rule 4901:1-16-02 of the Administrative Code. The term excludes a pipe... |
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Rule 4901:1-16-01 | Definitions.
...perty for which the system operator purchases gas for resale to consumers, including tenants. Such pipeline system supplies consumers who purchase the gas directly through a meter, or by paying rent, or by other means. The term includes a master meter system as defined in 49 C.F.R. 191.3, as effective on the date referenced in paragraph (D) of rule 4901:1-16-02 of the Administrative Code. The term... |
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Rule 4901:1-17-01 | Definitions.
...ether by contract or under a tariff, to purchase: electric, gas, natural gas, waterworks, or sewage disposal utility service. (E) "Fraudulent act" means an intentional misrepresentation or concealment by the customer or consumer of a material fact that the electric, gas, natural gas, waterworks, or sewage disposal system utility company relies on to its detriment. "Fraudulent act" does not include tampering. (F) "P... |
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Rule 4901:1-17-01 | Definitions.
...r by contract or under a tariff, to purchase: electric, gas, natural gas, waterworks, or sewage disposal utility service. (E) "Fraudulent act" means an intentional misrepresentation or concealment by the customer or consumer of a material fact that the electric, gas, natural gas, waterworks, or sewage disposal system utility company relies on to its detriment. "Fraudulent act" does not includ... |
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Rule 4901:1-18-01 | Definitions.
...ether by contract or under a tariff, to purchase: electric, gas, or natural gas utility service. (H) "Customer premise" means the service address where the customer receives the residential electric, gas, or natural gas utility service. (I) "Default" means the failure to make the required payment on an extended payment plan by the due date. (J) "Extended payment plan" means an agreement between the customer and th... |
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Rule 4901:1-18-01 | Definitions.
...r by contract or under a tariff, to purchase electric, gas, or natural gas utility service. (H) "Customer premise" means the service address where the customer receives the residential electric, gas, or natural gas utility service. (I) "Default" means the failure to make the required payment on an extended payment plan by the due date. (J) "Extended payment plan" means an agreement between ... |
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Rule 4901:1-19-01 | Definitions.
...ing, or transporting, or seeking to purchase, deliver, store, or transport, natural gas, including industrial consumers, commercial consumers, and residential consumers, but not including natural gas companies. (H) "Default commodity sales service" means commodity sales service supplied to choice-eligible customers who have not chosen their retail natural gas supplier, choice-ineligible customers... |
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Rule 4901:1-19-01 | Definitions.
...ing, or transporting, or seeking to purchase, deliver, store, or transport, natural gas, including industrial consumers, commercial consumers, and residential consumers, but not including natural gas companies. (H) "Default commodity sales service" means commodity sales service supplied to choice-eligible customers who have not chosen their retail natural gas supplier, choice-ineligible customers... |
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Rule 4901:1-21-01 | Definitions.
...ded to elicit a customer's agreement to purchase or contract for a CRES. (LL) "Staff" means the commission staff or its authorized representative. (MM) "Toll-free" means telephone access provided to a customer without toll charges to the customer. (NN) "Unknown purchased resources" means electric energy generation resources neither owned nor operated by a competitive retail generation supplier where the electric e... |
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Rule 4901:1-21-01 | Definitions.
...ded to elicit a customer's agreement to purchase or contract for a CRES. (LL) "Staff" means the commission staff or its authorized representative. (MM) "Toll-free" means telephone access provided to a customer without toll charges to the customer. (NN) "Unknown purchased resources" means electric energy generation resources neither owned nor operated by a competitive retail generation supplier ... |
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Rule 4901:1-25-01 | Definitions.
...c utility engaging in the wholesale purchase and resale of electricity, and provision of the aggregation service is not a wholesale utility transaction. (I) "Green pricing program" has the same meaning as set forth in rule 4901:1-42-01 of the Administrative Code. (J) "Independent power producer" means an owner of generation who sells at least a portion of the electric energy from that generation... |
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Rule 4901:1-29-01 | Definitions.
...ded to elicit a customer's agreement to purchase or contract for a competitive retail natural gas service. (CC) "Staff" means the commission staff. (DD) "Toll-free" means telephone access provided to a customer without toll charges to the customer. |
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Rule 4901:1-30-01 | Regulatory assessment and reporting requirements.
...service for those customers that do not purchase that service from the natural gas company. (G) For purposes of meeting the requirements of this rule, a retail natural gas supplier or governmental aggregator subject to certification under section 4929.20 of the Revised Code shall also provide the public utilities commission of Ohio with such information as the public utilities commission of Ohio deems necessary. (H... |
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Rule 4901:1-40-04 | Qualified resources.
...years following the date of its initial purchase or acquisition. (5) Double counting is prohibited. (6) The RECs and S-RECs must be associated with electricity that was generated no earlier than July 31, 2008 for resources or technologies included in the definition of "renewable energy resources" by Amended Substitute Senate Bill 221 (127th General Assembly). For resources or technologies added ... |
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Rule 4901:1-40-04 | Qualified resources.
...s following the date of its initial purchase or acquisition. (5) Double counting is prohibited. (6) The RECs and S-RECs must be associated with electricity that was generated no earlier than July 31, 2008 for resources or technologies included in the definition of "renewable energy resources" by Amended Substitute Senate Bill 221 (127th General Assembly). For resources or technologies added ... |
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Rule 4901:5-19-04 | Actions in anticipation of an imminent energy emergency.
...t curtails deliveries to consumers that purchase power on an interruptible basis shall curtail electric deliveries pursuant to its curtailment plan and voluntary arrangements with individual consumers. Each electric provider shall, to the extent reasonably feasible, monitor consumer compliance with its curtailments and shall report the level of compliance to the commission, as requested. (B) Noth... |
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Rule 4901:5-19-04 | Actions in anticipation of an imminent energy emergency.
...t curtails deliveries to consumers that purchase power on an interruptible basis shall curtail electric deliveries pursuant to its curtailment plan and voluntary arrangements with individual consumers. Each electric provider shall, to the extent reasonably feasible, monitor consumer compliance with its curtailments and report the level of compliance to the commission, as requested. (B) Nothing in... |
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Rule 4901:5-19-05 | Actions taken upon declaration of an energy emergency.
... encourage all electric providers to purchase and to share energy among themselves to aid in alleviating existing energy shortages and to prevent even more severe future energy shortages. (6) All electric providers and electric power producers shall reduce internal consumption of electric energy to the maximum degree possible, consistent with safe, efficient operation. The use of electricity o... |
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Rule 4901:5-19-05 | Actions taken upon declaration of an energy emergency.
... encourage all electric providers to purchase and to share energy among themselves to aid in alleviating existing energy shortages and to prevent even more severe future energy shortages. (6) All electric providers and electric power producers shall reduce internal consumption of electric energy to the maximum degree possible, consistent with safe, efficient operation. The use of electricity o... |