Ill. Admin. Code tit. 83, § 275.40 - Standards Governing Promotional Practices and Allowances
All promotional practices and allowances must be:
a) Not unlawfully or unreasonably discriminatory
and uniformly applied (No public electric or gas utility or its affiliates shall,
directly or indirectly, in any manner or by any device whatsoever, offer or grant to
any group, corporation or individual any form of promotional practice or allowance
except such as is uniformly extended to all groups, corporations or individuals in a
reasonably defined class. No public electric or gas utility or its affiliates shall,
in the granting of a promotional practice or allowance, make, offer or grant any
preference or advantage to any group, corporation or individual or subject any
group, corporation or individual to any prejudice or disadvantage. No public
electric or gas utility or its affiliates shall establish or maintain any
unreasonable difference in the offering or granting of promotional practices or
allowances either as between localities or as between classes to whom promotional
practices are offered or granted. No public electric or gas utility or its
affiliates shall classify the groups, corporations or individuals to whom its
promotional practices or allowances are offered or granted except to the extent
permitted by the Public Utilities Act of the State of Illinois);
b) Reasonable as a business practice, economically
feasible and compensatory;
c) Reasonably
calculated to benefit both the utility and its customers;
d) Just and reasonable.
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