Appropriation Bill

HB 127 w/ HA 1 — Session Law

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Mentions of “ELECTRIC” — 15 found on pages 1, 2, 3

… rough and insertions as shown by underline as follows: § 203E Certificate of public convenience and necessity for new electric transmission utilities. (a) Except as provided in §203A(a)(3) of this title, no person or entity shall begin the busi …

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… on utilities. (a) Except as provided in §203A(a)(3) of this title, no person or entity shall begin the business of an electric transmission utility providing transmission facilities, as defined in §1001(26) of this title, without having first …

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… lication to the Commission for a certificate of public convenience and necessity approving the person or entity as an electric transmission utility authorized to provide transmission facilities. The application for a certificate of public con …

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… of any transmission facilities proposed by the applicant on the safe, adequate, and reliable operation or delivery of electric supply services; and c. The engineering and technical design of any transmission facilities proposed by the applican …

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… (d) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, a certificate of public convenience and necessity for an electric transmission utility will not be granted if the Commission finds that the applicant is unwilling or unable to provide …

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… ion may, for good cause, undertake to suspend or revo ke a certificate of public convenience and necessity held by an electric transmission utility. Good cause shall consist of: (1) A finding by the Commission of material noncompliance by the …

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… efinitions. As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires: (26) "Transmission facilities'' means electric facilities located in Delaware , including those in offshore waters and integrated with onshore electric facilities, …

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… ties'' means electric facilities located in Delaware , including those in offshore waters and integrated with onshore electric facilities, and owned by a public utility that operate at voltages above 34,500 volts and that are used to transmit …

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