The state agency with responsibility for regulating public utilities in New Hampshire. The Commission will continue to regulate the rates charged by the electric distribution companies to deliver electricity to your home or business. The Commission will also monitor the electric industry to ensure safe, reliable service and provide consumer protection.
The governmental agency in New Hampshire that regulates electric utilities (as compared to the Public Service Board in Vermont).
Regulates intrastate electricity transactions and retail electric service. Although the various PUCs work independently of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, they still must abide by Federal Energy Regulatory Commission guidelines as established by various federal statutes. They are also commonly known as Public Service Commissions or PSCs.
State regulatory administrative body that directs intrastate utilities, including telecommunications. Also known as Public Service Commission (PSC). The general name for the state regulatory body charged with regulating utilities including telecommunications.
Also known as Commerce (as in Illinois Commerce Commission) Commission, Public Service Commission (Missouri Public Service Commission), Department of Public Utilities, etc., varying from one state to another. The state regulatory agency that governs retail utility rates, sets profit levels and also issues approvals for the construction of new generation and transmission facilities. There are regulatory commissions in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
A governmental agency engaged in the regulation of utilities, including municipal utilities, cooperatives and power marketing authorities.
regulates intra-state electricity transactions and retail electricity service. Although the various PUCs work independently of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Ferc), hey must still abide by Ferc guidelines, as established by various federal statutes. They are also commonly known as Public Service Commissions or PSCs.
PUC) The state commissions regulating intrastate communications.
The state regulatory agency which regulates a state's utilities, including intrastate telecommunications. Each state has its own PUC.
The state agency responsible for regulating public utilities in New Hampshire. The PUC will continue to regulate electric distribution companies and will also have limited regulation over energy suppliers to ensure consumer protection and the safety and reliability of service.
A state or provincial utility regulatory commission which provides oversight, rate regulation policy guidance and direction to electric public utilities within its jurisdiction. In Ontario, PUC also refers to a public utility that may be established through municipal bylaw as a local board or commission to provide services such as water, public transit and/or electricity.
A Utilities commission, Utility Regulatory Commission (URC), or Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is a governing body that regulates the rates and services of a utility.
