Or. Admin. R. 860-038-0280 - Default Supply
(1)
Default supply is an alternative available to nonresidential consumers served
by direct access.
(2) The two types
of default supply are emergency as defined in OAR 860-038-0005 and standard
offer as defined in OAR 860-038-0250.
(3) Each electric company must provide the
emergency option as follows:
(a) Emergency
default service commences when an electric company is informed by the ESS or
nonresidential consumer, or becomes aware, that an ESS is no longer providing
service; and
(b) Each electric
company must file tariffs with the Commission that include the emergency
service option. An electric company must design emergency service rates to
recover its costs of providing such service.
(4) A nonresidential consumer must give the
electric company notice of intent to purchase or terminate purchase of standard
offer service consistent with the applicable tariff provision.
(5) An electric company may require a deposit
from a consumer applying to receive emergency default service or standard offer
service. The electric company may disconnect a consumer receiving default
service or standard offer service subject to OAR 860-021-0305 and
860-021-0505.
(6) Unless otherwise
directed by a nonresidential consumer, an electric company must move an
emergency service consumer from emergency default service to standard offer
service within five business days of the nonresidential consumer's initial
purchase of emergency default service. This provision does not limit a
consumer's right to return from emergency default service or standard offer
service to direct access.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 183, 756 & 757
Stats. Implemented: ORS 756.040 & 757.600 - 757.667
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