V. Conclusion In light of the above analysis, the Commission finds that PECO’s Proposed Plan partially complies with the universal service requirements of the Electricity Generation Customer Choice and Competition Act and the Natural Gas Competition Act. The Plan also partially complies with the universal service reporting requirements at 52 Pa. Code § 54.74 and §62.4, and the Commission’s CAP Policy Statement at 52 Pa. Code §§ 69.261-69.267. The Plan partially complies with the LIURP regulations at 52 Pa. Code §§ 58.1-58.18. Finally, the Commission’s approval of this Plan does not limit the Commission’s authority to order future changes to the Plan based on evaluation findings, universal service data, or ratemaking considerations. Consistent with the discussion above, we shall direct the PECO to amend and file a Revised USECP for 2016-2018 and to perform the following: Clarify in the Revised 2016-2018 Plan that customers in InPA Forgiveness that cancel service can reenroll in the program upon service restoration. Clarify in the Revised 2016-2018 Plan that enrollment in InPA Forgiveness does not preclude the use of medical certificates if the customer meets their payment obligations and otherwise qualifies for a medical certificate. Share its printed outreach materials regarding the FCO PIP CAP with all parties to this proceeding within 30 days after approval of this Final Order. Clarify in the Revised 2016-2018 Plan the reenrollment requirements for CAP. Clarify in the Revised 2016-2018 Plan the restoration requirements for CAP and CAP eligible customers.
V. Conclusion In light of the above analysis, the Commission finds that PECO’s Proposed Plan partially complies with the universal service requirements of the Electricity Generation Customer Choice and Competition Act and the Natural Gas Competition Act. The Plan also partially complies with the universal service reporting requirements at 52 Pa. Code § 54.74 and §62.4, and the Commission’s CAP Policy Statement at 52 Pa. Code §§ 69.261-69.267. The Plan partially complies with the LIURP regulations at 52 Pa. Code §§ 58.1-58.18. Finally, the Commission’s approval of this Plan does not limit the Commission’s authority to order future changes to the Plan based on evaluation findings, universal service data, or ratemaking considerations. Consistent with the discussion above, we shall direct the PECO to amend and file a Revised USECP for 2016-2018 and to perform the following: Clarify in the Revised 2016-2018 Plan that customers in InPA Forgiveness that cancel service can reenroll in the program upon service restoration. Clarify in the Revised 2016-2018 Plan that enrollment in InPA Forgiveness does not preclude the use of medical certificates if the customer meets their payment obligations and otherwise qualifies for a medical certificate. Share its printed outreach materials regarding the FCO PIP CAP with all parties to this proceeding within 30 days after approval of this Final Order. Clarify in the Revised 2016-2018 Plan the reenrollment requirements for CAP. Clarify in the Revised 2016-2018 Plan the restoration requirements for CAP and CAP eligible customers.