In re Application of FirstEnergy Advisors for Certification as a Competitive Retail Elec. Serv. Power Broker & Aggregator (Slip Opinion)

Citation: 2021 Ohio 3630

Court: Ohio Supreme Court · Filed: 2021-10-14 · Docket: 2020-1009

Published

Impact Score: 0/100 — Low impact: This case is narrowly focused with minimal precedential value.

Case Overview

In re Application of FirstEnergy Advisors for Certification as a Competitive Retail Elec. Serv. Power Broker & Aggregator (Slip Opinion) is a court opinion from the Ohio Supreme Court, filed on 2021-10-14 (Docket No. 2020-1009).

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Court Syllabus

Public utilities—R.C. 4928.08—Certification of competitive retail-electric-service providers—Before it can be certified by the Public Utilities Commission, a company must prove, among other things, that it has the managerial, financial, and technical fitness and capability to (1) provide competitive retail electric service and (2) comply with all applicable commission rules and orders—Ohio Adm.Code 4901:1-24-10(C)(1) and (C)(2)—Public Utilities Commission must file a written opinion setting forth the reasons for certifying a company as fit and capable of providing retail electric service and complying with the commission's rules.

Case Details

Case Name	In re Application of FirstEnergy Advisors for Certification as a Competitive Retail Elec. Serv. Power Broker & Aggregator (Slip Opinion)
Citation	2021 Ohio 3630
Court	Ohio Supreme Court
Date Filed	2021-10-14
Docket Number	2020-1009
Precedential Status	Published
Impact Score	0 / 100
Jurisdiction	oh

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