Motion for Interim Rates Sample Clauses

Motion for Interim Rates. Concurrently with the filing of this Settlement Agreement, Pepco shall file with the Commission’s Chief Administrative Law Judge a motion, pursuant to 18 C.F.R. § 375.307(a)(1)(iv)(2019), to implement the rates set forth in the Settlement Agreement pending Commission approval of the Settlement Agreement (“Motion for Interim Rates”). The Motion for Interim Rates will request an order by April 30, 2020, that will allow the rates set forth in the Settlement Agreement to be used for the computations in the 2020 Annual Updates that are required by the Pepco Protocols to be submitted on an informational basis on or before May 15, 2020. In the event the Commission rejects this Settlement Agreement or a Party timely files a notice described in Section 3.1 objecting to a condition or modification ordered by the Commission, a correction will be applied in the next Annual Update to restore the originally filed rates, refunding or surcharging with interest any amounts that were collected or refunded that were different from the originally filed rate. The Motion for Interim Rates will request a shortened response time for answers to the motion. Pepco shall be authorized to represent that all Parties support granting the Motion for Interim Rates and the shortened response time for answers.
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Motion for Interim Rates. Contemporaneously with the filing of this Settlement Agreement, the Settling Parties are filing a Motion for Interim Rates seeking to implement the revised rates effective May 1, 2017 on an interim basis until the Commission approves the Settlement Agreement.

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