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...(A) The provisions of this chapter shall be applicable in accordance with sections 4928.17 and 4928.18 of the Revised Code and apply to: (1) The activities of the electric utility and its transactions or other arrangements with its affiliates. (2) Any shared services of the electric utilities with any affiliates. (3) The sale or transfer of generating assets. (B) Nothing in this chapter is to be construed as proh...

...(A) The provisions of this chapter are applicable in accordance with sections 4928.17 and 4928.18 of the Revised Code and apply to: (1) The activities of the electric utility and its transactions or other arrangements with its affiliates. (2) Any shared services of the electric utilities with any affiliates. (3) The sale or transfer of generating assets. (B) Nothing in this chapter is to b...

...(A) Structural safeguards. (1) Each electric utility and its affiliates that provide services to customers within the electric utility's service territory shall function independently of each other. (2) Each electric utility and its affiliates that provide services to customers within the electric utility's service territory shall not share facilities and services if such sharing in any way...

...(A) Structural safeguards. (1) Each electric utility and its affiliates that provide services to customers within the electric utility's service territory shall function independently of each other. (2) Each electric utility and its affiliates that provide services to customers within the electric utility's service territory shall not share facilities and services if such sharing in any way...

...(A) Consistent with section 4928.17 of the Revised Code, an electric utility that provides in this state, either directly or through an affiliate, a noncompetitive retail electric service and a competitive retail electric service (or a noncompetitive retail electric service and a product or service other than retail electric service) shall file with the commission an application for approval of a ...

...(A) Any application for approval of a proposed corporate separation plan, filed with the commission pursuant to section 4928.17 of the Revised Code, should include a narrative describing how the plan ensures competitive equality, prevents unfair competitive advantage, prohibits the abuse of market power, and effectuates the policy of the state of Ohio embodied in section 4928.02 of the Revised Cod...

...(A) All proposed revisions and/or amendments to the electric utility's approved corporate separation plan shall be filed with the commission, and a copy of the filing shall be provided simultaneously to the director of the rates and analysis department (or their designee). (B) Except for proposals related to the sale or transfer of assets filed pursuant to rule 4901:1-37-09 of the Administrat...

...(A) All proposed revisions and/or amendments to the electric utility's approved corporate separation plan shall be filed with the commission, with a copy of the filing simultaneously provided to the director of the rates and analysis department (or their designee). (B) Except for proposals related to the sale or transfer of assets filed pursuant to rule 4901:1-37-09 of the Administrative Code...

...(A) Consistent with division (E) of section 4928.17 of the Revised Code, an electric utility shall not sell or transfer any generating asset it wholly or partly owns without prior commission approval. (B) An electric utility may apply for commission approval to sell or transfer its generating assets by filing an application to sell or transfer. (C) An application to sell or transfer generating assets shall, at a mi...

...(A) An electric utility may apply for commission approval to sell or transfer any generating assets it wholly or partly owns by filing an application to sell or transfer. (B) An application to sell or transfer generating assets should include, at a minimum: (1) Clearly set forth the object and purpose of the sale or transfer, and the terms and conditions of the same. (2) Demonstrate how the ...

...(A) Notwithstanding rules 4901:1-38-03 and 4901:1-38-04 of the Administrative Code, an electric utility may file an application pursuant to section 4905.31 of the Revised Code for commission approval of a unique arrangement with one or more of its non-mercantile customers, consumers, or employees. (1) An electric utility filing an application for commission approval of a unique arrangement with o...

...(A) The level of the incentives associated with any reasonable arrangement established pursuant to this chapter shall be determined as part of the commission's review and approval of the applications filed pursuant to this chapter. Incentives shall only be applicable to the service(s) taken from the electric utility by the customer receiving the incentives. (B) Incentives may be based on, but not...

...(A) The level of the incentives associated with any reasonable arrangement established pursuant to this chapter will be determined as part of the commission's review and approval of the applications filed pursuant to this chapter. Incentives will only be applicable to the service(s) taken from the electric utility by the customer receiving the incentives. (B) Incentives may be based on, but not ...

...(A) Each electric utility that is serving customers pursuant to approved reasonable arrangements, may apply for a rider for the recovery of certain costs associated with its delta revenue for serving those customers pursuant to reasonable arrangements in accordance with the following: (1) The approval of the request for revenue recovery, including the level of such recovery, shall be at the commission's discretion. ...

...(A) Each electric utility that is serving customers pursuant to approved reasonable arrangements, may apply for a rider for the recovery of certain costs associated with its delta revenue for serving those customers pursuant to reasonable arrangements in accordance with the following: (1) The electric utility may request recovery of direct incremental administrative costs related to the programs ...

...(A) If the customer being provided with service pursuant to a reasonable arrangement established pursuant to this chapter fails to substantially comply with any of the criteria for eligibility or fails to substantially comply with reporting requirements, the electric utility, after reasonable notice to the customer, shall terminate the arrangement unless otherwise ordered by the commission. (B) The commission may al...

...(A) "Advanced energy fund" has the meaning set forth in section 4928.61 of the Revised Code. (B) "Biologically derived methane gas" means landfill methane gas; or gas from the anaerobic digestion of organic materials, including animal waste, municipal wastewater, institutional and industrial organic waste, food waste, yard waste, and agricultural crops and residues. (C) "Biomass energy" means en...

...(A) "Advanced energy fund" has the meaning set forth in section 4928.61 of the Revised Code. (B) "Biologically derived methane gas" means landfill methane gas; or gas from the anaerobic digestion of organic materials, including animal waste, municipal wastewater, institutional and industrial organic waste, food waste, yard waste, and agricultural crops and residues. (C) "Biomass energy" means en...

...(A) This chapter addresses the implementation of the renewable portfolio standard, including the incorporation of renewable energy credits, as detailed in sections 4928.64 and 4928.645 of the Revised Code respectively. Parties affected by these renewable portfolio standard rules include all Ohio electric utilities and all electric services companies serving retail electric customers in Ohio. With ...

...(A) All electric utilities and affected electric services companies will ensure the benchmarks set forth in division (B)(2) of section 4928.64 of the Revised Code are met. Non-electric sources as permitted by law and certified by the commission may be used to satisfy renewable energy resource requirements. (B) The baseline for compliance with the qualified renewable energy resource requirements o...

...(A) All electric utilities and affected electric services companies shall ensure that, by the end of the year 2027 and each year thereafter, electricity from qualifying renewable energy resources equals the benchmarks set forth in division (B)(2) of section 4928.64 of the Revised Code. Non-electric sources as permitted by law and certified by the commission may be used to satisfy the renewable ene...

...(A) The following resources or technologies, if they have a placed-in-service date of January 1, 1998, or after, are qualified resources for meeting the qualified renewable energy resource benchmarks: (1) Solar photovoltaic or solar thermal energy. (2) Wind energy. (3) Hydroelectric energy. (4) Geothermal energy. (5) Solid waste energy derived from fractionalization, biological de...

...(A) The following resources or technologies, if they have a placed-in-service date of January 1, 1998, or after, are qualified resources for meeting the qualified renewable energy resource benchmarks: (1) Solar photovoltaic or solar thermal energy. (2) Wind energy. (3) Hydroelectric energy. (4) Geothermal energy. (5) Solid waste energy derived from fractionalization, biological decomposition, or ...

...(A) Unless otherwise ordered by the commission, each electric utility and electric services company shall file by April fifteenth of each year, on such forms as may be published by the commission, an annual renewable energy portfolio status report analyzing all activities undertaken in the previous calendar year to demonstrate how the applicable renewable energy portfolio benchmarks have been met....

...(A) Unless otherwise ordered by the commission, each electric utility and electric services company shall file by April fifteenth of each year, on such forms as may be published by the commission, an annual renewable energy portfolio status report analyzing all activities undertaken in the previous calendar year to demonstrate how the applicable renewable energy portfolio benchmarks have been met....