Maine § 35-A §3504 Treatment of certain small consumer-owned transmission and distribution utilities

Maine Statutes

§ 35-A §3504 — Treatment of certain small consumer-owned transmission and distribution utilities

Maine § 35-A §3504

Title 35-APUBLIC UTILITIES

Part 3ELECTRIC POWER

Ch. 35CONSUMER-OWNED TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION UTILITIES

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 35-A, § 35-A §3504 (2026).

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1.Exemption. Upon request of a consumer-owned transmission and distribution utility of not more than 150 customers, the commission may exempt the utility from any of the requirements of any commission rules and this Title, with the exception of sections 3502 and 3503.

2.Rule-making considerations. The commission shall take into account the form of governance of consumer-owned transmission and distribution utilities when promulgating rules and shall state in any notice of proposed rulemaking relating to those utilities what consideration has been given to the ability of those utilities to regulate matters covered under their own authority and, in promulgating those rules, may not impose unreasonable requirements on consumer-owned transmission and distribution utilities.

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Exemption.
Upon request of a consumer-owned transmission and distribution utility of not more than 150 customers, the commission may exempt the utility from any of the requirements of any commission rules and this Title, with the exception of sections 3502 and 3503.
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Rule-making considerations.
The commission shall take into account the form of governance of consumer-owned transmission and distribution utilities when promulgating rules and shall state in any notice of proposed rulemaking relating to those utilities what consideration has been given to the ability of those utilities to regulate matters covered under their own authority and, in promulgating those rules, may not impose unreasonable requirements on consumer-owned transmission and distribution utilities.