Rules and Regulations
PGE at a Glance Careers Community & Environment Corporate Information Company Leadership How We Generate Energy Understanding Energy Pricing Service Territory Regulatory Documents Tariff Filings - OPUC Wholesale Activities Investor Relations Energy Strategy Investor Relations News & Issues Recognition & Awards	> Tariff Update Announcements > Rate Schedules > Rules and Regulations > Price Summaries Table of Contents A. Introduction B. Definitions C. Conditions Governing Consumer Attachment to Facilities D. Application for Electricity Service E. Establishing Credit and Treatment of Deposits F. Billings G. Direct Access Service and Billing H. Disconnection and Reconnection I. Line Extensions J. Standard Service and Portfolio Options K. Requirements Relating to ESSs L. Special Types of Electricity Service M. Metering N. Curtailment Plan Rule Description A. Introduction General Territory Served Commission Rules, Regulations and Orders Tariff Compliance Relationship to Rate Schedules   Back to top B. Definitions Back to top C. Conditions Governing Consumer Attachment to Facilities  Acceptance of Electricity Service Continuity of Electricity Service Delivery Voltages Conditions for Receiving Service Interconnection of Customer-Generator Facilities Transformers Relocation or Removal of Facilities 8. Service Restoration Service Restoration Back to top D. Application for Electricity Service Notification Requirement Required Residential Identification Standards Forms of Requests for Electricity Service Effect of Application Customer Service Agreements Consequences of Accepting Electricity Service Refusal of Electricity Service Back to top E. Establishing Credit and Treatment of Deposits  Residential Credit Standards Non-residential Credit Standards Back to top F. Billings Basis for Billing Customer to be Billed; Responsibility for Payment Application for Site Meter Reading Presentation and Payment of Bills Back to top G. Direct Access Service and Billing Direct Access Service Special Requirements for Direct Access Billings Customer Responsibility Back to top H. Disconnection and Reconnection Grounds for Disconnection of Electricity Service Procedures for Disconnection and Reconnection of Electricity Service Credit Related Disconnection and Reconnection Charges Customer Requested Disconnection and Reconnection Generally Nonwaiver of Right to Disconnect Service Other Remedies Back to top I. Line Extensions Purpose Applicant Cost Responsibilities Special Conditions for Underground Line Extensions Refunds Special Conditions for Portland River District Undergrounding Project Conversion from Overhead to Underground Service Nonpermanent Line Extension Excess Capacity Rules Previously in Effect Back to top J. Standard Service and Portfolio Options Standard Service Portfolio Options Back to top K. Requirements Relating to ESSs Purpose ESS Credit Requirements Electronic Data Transfer Interchange (EDI) Electricity Service Supplier Decertification Pre-enrollment Information Provided to ESS Customer Enrollment ESS Service to Single Point of Delivery Discontinuance of ESS Service Company Billings to the ESS Processing of Payments ESS Scheduling Responsibilities Company Scheduling Responsibilities Settlement Operational Order to Deliver Electricity Preemption Dispute Resolution Back to top L. Special Types of Electricity Service Service of Limited Duration (Temporary Service) Emergency Service Intermittent Use Service Alternate Service Distribution Facilities Service Back to top M. Metering Generally Metering Requirements Meter Location Meter Rentals Back to top N. Curtailment Plan Purpose and Overview of the Curtailment Plan Definitions Curtailment Stages Initiation of Load Curtailment Administration of State-Initiated Curtailment Base Year Data and Curtailment Targets Auditing Consumers for Compliance With State Orders for Mandatory Load Curtailment During Curtailment Stages 3-5 Penalties for Noncompliance Exemptions and Adjustments Measurement of the Amount of Curtailment Achieved and Determination of Compliance Special Arrangements Back to top