chedule was established for discovery and the prefiling of testimony. The hearing on the merits of GSU's request for both interim and permanent approval of the filing was scheduled for April 13, 1987. By examiner's order dated February 3,...
AI summary The document outlines the procedural history of a regulatory proceeding involving GSU, including the scheduling of hearings, notice requirements, and the intervention by the Office of Public Utility Counsel. Key events include the filing of notices, publication in newspapers, and the granting of a motion to intervene.
A. Findings of Fact - l. Gulf States Utilities Company (GSU) is an public utility providing electrical service within its certificated service area, under Certificate of Convenience and Necessity No. 30076. - 2. On December 31, 1986, GSU f...
AI summary The document outlines the findings of fact in a proceeding involving Gulf States Utilities Company (GSU) seeking approval for a new tariff schedule and contract amendment. GSU filed an application for a Schedule SUS Experimental Rider, and the Office of Public Utility Counsel (OPC) was granted intervenor status but did not appear at the hearing.
ratepayers. AEEC is an association of approximately forty (40) la~ industrial electric energy consumers located in Arkansas. Mid-America, a member of AEEC, did no t join in the Petition to Intervene. By Order No. I entered on June 17, 1988...
AI summary The document outlines a regulatory proceeding involving AEEC and AP&L, including orders related to tariff suspension, procedural schedules, and intervenor status. Mid-America filed a Petition to Intervene, which was granted. Order No. 4 expanded the procedural schedule for AP&L to file surrebuttal testimony, with a note that it should not be considered precedent.