Texas § 104.252 AUTHORITY OF REGULATORY AUTHORITY CONCERNING STANDARDS.

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§ 104.252 — AUTHORITY OF REGULATORY AUTHORITY CONCERNING STANDARDS.

Texas § 104.252

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Tex. Utilities Code Code Ann. § 104.252 (2026).

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Sec. 104.252. AUTHORITY OF REGULATORY AUTHORITY CONCERNING STANDARDS. A regulatory authority, on its own motion or on complaint and after reasonable notice and hearing, may:

(1)adopt just and reasonable standards, classifications, regulations, or practices a gas utility must follow in furnishing a service;

(2)adopt adequate and reasonable standards for measuring a condition, including quantity, quality, and pressure relating to the furnishing of a service;

(3)adopt reasonable regulations for examining, testing, and measuring a service; and

(4)adopt or approve reasonable rules, regulations, specifications, and standards to ensure the accuracy of equipment, including meters and instruments, used to measure a service.

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Sec. 104.252. AUTHORITY OF REGULATORY AUTHORITY CONCERNING STANDARDS. A regulatory authority, on its own motion or on complaint and after reasonable notice and hearing, may:
(1) adopt just and reasonable standards, classifications, regulations, or practices a gas utility must follow in furnishing a service;
(2) adopt adequate and reasonable standards for measuring a condition, including quantity, quality, and pressure relating to the furnishing of a service;
(3) adopt reasonable regulations for examining, testing, and measuring a service; and
(4) adopt or approve reasonable rules, regulations, specifications, and standards to ensure the accuracy of equipment, including meters and instruments, used to measure a service.