Other State Commission definition

Other State Commission means the State regulatory agencies other than the New York Public Service Commission that possess primary jurisdiction over (a) the construction and siting of electric transmission and generating facilities, and/or (b) the regulation of retail electric rates, within their respective State.

Other State Commission means the State regulatory agencies other than the New York Public Service Commission that possess primary jurisdiction over (a) the construction and siting of electric transmission and generating facilities, and/or (b) the regulation of retail electric rates, within their respective State. Plan (Attachment O)

Examples of Other State Commission in a sentence

• The New York Public Service Commission and any Other State Commission may make tailored requests to the Market Monitoring Unit for information related to general market trends and the performance of the New York Electric Markets.

• The Market Monitoring Unit may, but is not required to, provide Protected Information to the New York Public Service Commission or any Other State Commission when the party to which the requested Protected Information pertains has consented in writing to its disclosure.

• Instead, the Market Monitoring Unit shall identify to the requesting state commission the ISO, RTO or market monitoring unit that provided the information to the Market Monitoring Unit, so that the New York Public Service Commission or Other State Commission may request the Protected Information directly from its source in accordance with the provisions of the providing entity’s tariffs, other governing documents, or an applicable law or rule.

• In responding to a request under Section 6.5.5 of the Plan, the Market Monitoring Unit shall not knowingly provide information to the New York Public Service Commission, or to an Other State Commission, that is designed to aid a state enforcement action.

• The New York Public Service Commission or any Other State Commission may petition FERC to require the ISO to release information that the Market Monitoring Unit is not required to release, or that the Market Monitoring Unit is proscribed from releasing, under this Section 6.5.5 of the Plan.

• Other State Commission Decisions Other state commissions are reaching the same conclusion as the Missouri PSC did about the need for wireless termination tariffs that apply to traffic delivered in the absence of an agreement.

• Where a CLEC abrogates its contractual obligation to update its agreement to reflect current law, SBCI maintains that the Commission has the power to “enforce” that contractual obligation by requiring the CLEC to do exactly what it committed to do, i.e., to update its agreement by executing an amendment.2. Other State Commission Action SBCI points out that the respective state commissions in Michigan, Wisconsin and Kansas have recognized and invoked their authority in similar siutations.