November 2, 1998 Deliberations Sample Clauses

November 2, 1998 Deliberations. On November 2, 1998, the Commission deliberated this matter and issued its oral decision concerning transition service, customer education, distribution rates, energy efficiency, low income program, stranded cost recovery, divestiture process, and the finality of the Commission's approval of the settlement. The Commission stated that on the whole, the Amended Settlement Agreement is consistent with the New Hampshire restructuring statutes codified in RSA 374-F, as amended by the Legislature in Chapter 191 of the statutes of 1998, but announced certain conditions that would have to be met in order for the Settlement Agreement to comport with the public good. The Commission indicated that it was not prepared to decide the issue of the recovery of Fixed Wind Down Costs, and that it was seeking more detail on this from the Company.
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