Ariz. Admin. Code § R14-2-1615 - Separation of Monopoly and Competitive Services
A. All competitive generation assets and
competitive services shall be separated from an Affected Utility prior to
January 1, 2001. Such separation shall either be to an unaffiliated party or to
a separate corporate affiliate or affiliates. If an Affected Utility chooses to
transfer its competitive generation assets or competitive services to a
competitive electric affiliate, such transfer shall be at a value determined by
the Commission to be fair and reasonable.
B. Beginning January 1, 2001, an Affected
Utility or Utility Distribution Company shall not provide Competitive Services
as defined in
R14-2-1601 .
1. This Section does not preclude an Affected
Utility or Utility Distribution Company from billing its own customers for
distribution service, or from providing billing services to Electric Service
Providers in conjunction with its own billing, or from providing Meter Services
and Meter Reading Services for Load Profiled residential customers. Nor does
this Section preclude an Affected Utility or Utility Distribution Company from
providing billing and collections, Metering and Meter Reading Service as part
of the Standard Offer Service tariff to Standard Offer Service
customers.
2. This Section does not
preclude an Affected Utility or Utility Distribution Company from owning
distribution and transmission primary voltage Current Transformers and
Potential Transformers.
C. An Electric Distribution Cooperative is
not subject to the provisions of
R14-2-1615 unless it offers competitive electric services outside of its distribution
service territory.
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