Ohio § 4929.052
Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 4929.052, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 4929.052.
(A) As used in sections 4929.052 to 4929.058 of the Revised Code , “ large load customer ” means a customer that a natural gas company projected or anticipated to consume,
or actually consumed, in a prior, current, or future twelve-month period, more than
one million two hundred thousand Mcf of natural gas. (B) A natural gas company that has applied for, or was already approved for, an infrastructure
development rider pursuant to section 4929.161 of the Revised Code may file an application to the public utilities commission for an alternative rate
plan to serve large load customers. (C) An alternative rate plan established under division (B) of this section must support
commercial agreements entered into between the natural gas company and a large load
customer.
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