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...(A) Voluntary curtailment. Upon declaration of an energy emergency by the governor, the following provisions shall be applicable: (1) Each electric provider that has not imposed mandatory curtailments under its emergency curtailment plan shall increase its efforts to effect voluntary conservation, by all consumers, of at least twenty-five per cent of all nonpriority use of electricity. (2) E...

...As used in this chapter: (A) "Coal supplier" means all prime coal suppliers, wholesale purchaser resellers, and other persons who sell or resell coal to consumers. (B) "Commission" means the public utilities commission of Ohio. (C) "Consumer" means a person who consumes coal at a specified location. (D) "Energy emergency" means: (1) The governor has filed a written declaration of an energ...

...As used in this chapter: (A) "Coal supplier" means all prime coal suppliers, wholesale purchaser resellers, and other persons who sell or resell coal to consumers. (B) "Commission" means the public utilities commission of Ohio. (C) "Consumer" means a person who consumes coal at a specified location. (D) "Energy emergency" means: (1) The governor has filed a written declaration of an energ...

...(A) Voluntary curtailment. Upon declaration of an energy emergency by the governor, the following provisions shall be applicable. (1) Each coal supplier shall: (a) Contact its consumers and alert them to the declaration of an energy emergency and impending shortage of coal. (b) Appeal to its consumers to reduce their consumption of coal on a voluntary basis. The appeals shall, where appropriate, include suggestion...

...(A) Voluntary curtailment to be enacted upon declaration of an energy emergency by the governor. (1) Each coal supplier shall: (a) Contact its consumers and alert them to the declaration of an energy emergency and impending shortage of coal. (b) Appeal to its consumers to reduce their consumption of coal on a voluntary basis. The appeals shall, where appropriate, include suggestions for achiev...

...As used in this chapter: (A) "Commission" means the public utilities commission of Ohio. (B) "Consumer" means any person purchasing, delivering, storing, or transporting, or seeking to purchase, deliver, store, or transport, natural gas at a specified location, including industrial, commercial, and residential consumers, but not including gas suppliers. (C) "Customer" means a person legally...

...(A) Voluntary curtailment. Upon declaration of an energy emergency by the governor, the following provisions shall be applicable: (1) Each gas supplier included within paragraphs (G)(4) to (G)(6) of rule 4901:5-25-01 of the Administrative Code: (a) Shall contact its consumers and alert them to the declaration of an energy emergency and impending shortage of gas. (b) Shall appeal to its consumer...

...As used in this chapter: (A) "Commission" means the public utilities commission of Ohio. (B) "Consumer" means a person who consumes heating oil or propane at a specified location. (C) "Energy emergency" means: (1) The governor has filed a written declaration of an energy emergency pursuant to section 4935.03 of the Revised Code, having found that the health, safety, or welfare of the resid...

...(A) Voluntary curtailment. Upon declaration of an energy emergency by the governor, or at such time as it is otherwise determined by the governor that such action is appropriate, the following provisions shall be applicable: (1) The commission may implement, or cause to be implemented, a public appeals campaign through appropriate news media to alert the public to the impending shortage of heatin...

...(A) Voluntary curtailment. Upon declaration of an energy emergency by the governor, or at such time as it is otherwise determined by the governor to be appropriate, the following provisions shall become effective: (1) The commission may implement, or cause to be implemented, a public appeals campaign through appropriate news media to alert the public to the impending shortage of transportatio...

...This rule establishes the procedures that govern application for assignment under the program. (A) Who may apply. A secondary supplier seeking an assignment from the program to meet an emergency requirement may apply for an assignment under the program. (B) What to file. Application for assignment from the program shall be by a form approved by the commission. (C) Where to file. All applications shall be filed ...

...This rule establishes the procedures that govern application for assignment under the program. (A) Who may apply. A secondary supplier seeking an assignment from the program to meet an emergency requirement may apply for an assignment under the program. (B) What to file. Application for assignment from the program shall be by a form approved by the commission. (C) Where to file. All applications s...

...As used in this chapter: (A) "Bulk electric system" means facilities and control systems necessary for operating an interconnected electric energy transmission network, one hundred kilovolts or higher, and any underlying transmission system that could limit or supplement the operation of the higher voltage transmission systems. (B) "Commission" means the public utilities commission of Ohio. (C) "Critical situation...

...(A) This chapter is adopted in compliance with, and under the authority of division (B) of section 4901.021 and division (F) of section 121.22 of the Revised Code. (B) All meetings of the nominating council at which official action is taken and deliberation upon official business is conducted shall be opened to the public. For the purpose of this rule, the term "meeting" shall mean any prearranged discussion of th...

...Notwithstanding rule 4901:7-1-03 of the Administrative Code, when multiple vacancies exist or are anticipated on the public utilities commission that could result in the lack of a quorum necessary to conduct business, notice of meetings of the nominating council shall be deemed sufficient if the notice given substantially complies with the notice requirements of rule 4901:7-1-03 of the Administrative Code or if the ...

...As used in Chapters 4906-1 to 4906-7 of the Administrative Code: (A) "Accelerated certificate application" means a letter of notification or construction notice filed with the board under the requirements of Chapter 4906-6 of the Administrative Code. (B) "Accepted, complete application" means a standard certificate application which the chairman or individual designated by the chairman declares in writing to be acc...

...As used in Chapters 4906-1 to 4906-7 of the Administrative Code: (A) "Accelerated certificate application" means a letter of notification or construction notice filed with the board under the requirements of Chapter 4906-6 of the Administrative Code. (B) "Accepted, complete application" means a standard certificate application which the chairperson or individual designated by the chairperson d...

...(A) Persons who desire to intervene in a board proceeding shall comply with the following requirements: (1) The chief executive officer of each municipal corporation and county and the head of each public agency charged with the duty of protecting the environment or of planning land use in the area in which any portion of such facility is to be located may intervene by preparing and filing with the board, within th...

...(A) Persons who desire to intervene in a board proceeding shall comply with the following requirements: (1) The chief executive officer of each municipal corporation and county and the head of each public agency charged with the duty of protecting the environment or of planning land use in the area in which any portion of such facility is to be located may intervene by preparing and filing with ...

...(A) Upon motion of any party or person from whom discovery is sought, the board or the administrative law judge may issue any order which is necessary to protect a party or person from annoyance, embarrassment, oppression, or undue burden or expense. Such a protective order may provide that: (1) Discovery not be had. (2) Discovery may be had only on specified terms and conditions. (3) Discovery may be had only by ...

...(A) Any party, upon reasonable notice to all other parties and any persons affected thereby, may move for an order compelling discovery, with respect to: (1) Any failure of a party to answer an interrogatory served under rule 4906-2-17 of the Administrative Code. (2) Any failure of a party to produce a document or tangible thing or permit entry upon land or other property as requested under rule 4906-2-19 of the Ad...

...(A) All motions, unless made at a public hearing or transcribed prehearing conference, or unless otherwise ordered for good cause shown, shall be in writing and shall be accompanied by a memorandum in support. The memorandum in support shall contain a brief statement of the grounds for the motion and citations of any authorities relied upon. (B) Except as otherwise provided in paragraphs (C) and (F) of this rule: (...

...(A) Any party who is adversely affected thereby may take an immediate interlocutory appeal to the board from any ruling issued under rule 4906-2-28 of the Administrative Code or any oral ruling issued during a hearing or prehearing conference which: (1) Grants a motion to compel discovery or denies a motion for a protective order. (2) Denies a motion to intervene or terminates a party's right to participate in a pr...

...(A) Any party or any affected person, firm, or corporation may file an application for rehearing, within thirty days after the issuance of a board order, in the manner and form and circumstances set forth in section 4903.10 of the Revised Code. An application for rehearing must set forth the specific ground or grounds upon which the applicant considers the board order to be unreasonable or unlawful. An application fo...

...(A) Any party or any affected person, firm, or corporation may file an application for rehearing, within thirty days after the issuance of a board order, in the manner and form and circumstances set forth in section 4903.10 of the Revised Code. An application for rehearing must set forth the specific ground or grounds upon which the applicant considers the board order to be unreasonable or unlawfu...