Conn. Agencies Regs. § 16-245-3 - Post-licensing requirements
(a) In addition to
the conditions described in subsection (g) of section
16-245
of the Connecticut General Statutes, it shall be a condition of continuing
licensure for an electric supplier to provide:
(1) Any and all information requested by the
department for the purpose of compiling quarterly disclosure reports required
pursuant to section
16-245p
of the Connecticut General Statutes;
(2) Any and all information requested by the
department in its implementation of section
16-245x
of the Connecticut General Statutes; and
(3) Any and all information that the electric
supplier is required to provide pursuant to section
16-245y(b)
of the Connecticut General Statutes.
(b) Not less than twenty (20) days before an
electric supplier executes its first contract for the sale of electric
generation services to an end user, the electric supplier shall file with the
department an affidavit attesting to the electric supplier's capability to
exchange data necessary for the establishment and maintenance of a customer's
account with the electric distribution company or companies serving the area or
areas the electric supplier intends to serve. The affidavit shall attest to the
successful completion of a "test run" between the electric supplier's computer
systems and the electric distribution company's or companies' computer systems.
The electric supplier shall serve such affidavit on the electric distribution
company or companies serving the area or areas the electric supplier intends to
serve. For purposes of this subdivision, "test run" shall mean an exchange of
data necessary to establish and maintain a customer's account, including, but
not limited to, account administration, usage and billing, and payments and
adjustments. The affidavit shall create a rebuttable presumption that the
electric supplier is capable of electronically exchanging data necessary for
the establishment and maintenance of a customer's account with the electric
distribution company or companies serving the area or areas the electric
supplier intends to serve.
(c) Not
later than October 15 of each year, an electric supplier shall submit to the
department the following information:
(1) If
the supplier has elected to maintain security based on a percentage of its
gross receipts, the amount of the electric supplier's gross receipts from the
sale of electric generation services in the previous twelve months;
(2) An estimate of the expected electric
generation load to be served by the electric supplier in the next twelve
months; and
(3) an affidavit
attesting that the electric supplier is subject to chapters 208, 212, 212a and
219 of the Connecticut General Statutes, as applicable, and shall pay all taxes
that it is subject to in this state.
(d) For purposes of this subsection,
"aggregated customer" shall mean a customer who is gathered by an electric
aggregator, as defined in section
16-1 of
the Connecticut General Statutes, for the purchase of electric generation
services from an electric supplier. Not more than sixty days (60) after an
aggregated customer contracts with an electric supplier, and not more than
sixty days after any renewal, extension or modification of such contract, the
electric aggregator shall issue to the aggregated customer a notice containing
the following information:
(1) The name,
address and toll-free customer service telephone number of the electric
supplier that provides electric generation services under its aggregation
offer; and
(2) The rate for
electric generation services stated in its aggregation offer, or a description
of how electric generation services are charged to customers under its
aggregation offer.
Notes
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