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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 278 — Public service commission

278.682 Securitized surcharges to be line-itemed on customer billing.

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(1)If the commission has approved an electric utility's financing order and
securitization bonds are issued on the electric utility's behalf, the electric utility
shall:
(a)Explicitly state on the customer's bill the portion of securitized surcharges
applicable to the rate class as approved in the financing order issued to the
electric utility; and
(b)Include the securitized surcharge on each customer's bill as a separate line
item and include both the base rate for the customer's electricity and the
amount of the surcharge.
(2)If the securitized property has been transferred to an assignee, the customer bill
shall include a statement that the assignee is the owner of the rights to securitized
surcharges, and the electric utility or other entity, if applicable, is acting as a
collection agent or servicer for the assignee.
(3)Each tariff of the electric utility with a commission-approved financing order shall
indicate the applicable securitized surcharge and the ownership of the surcharge.
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