In the the Commission directed Duquesne to make March 2017 Order, changes to its 2017-2019 Plan prior to final approval. In compliance with the March Duquesne filed clean and red-lined versions of its Revised 2017-2019 2017 Order, USECP on April 24, 2017 (April 24 Compliance Filing). On May 1, 2017, we issued a Secretarial Letter (May 1 Secretarial Letter) identifying several areas where the April 24 Compliance Filing was inconsistent with the Duquesne was directed March 2017 Order. to file and serve a further revised 2017-2019 Plan by May 5, 2017. May 1 Secretarial Letter at 3. On May 5, 2015, Duquesne filed a letter requesting an extension until May 12, 2017, to file its revised 2017-2019 Plan. No Parties to this proceeding objected. The Commission granted the extension via Secretarial Letter on May 8, 2017. On May 12, 2017, Duquesne filed its further revised 2017-2019 Plan. Discussion Our directed Duquesne to file and serve a revised March 2017 Order Plan containing the following information: An amended recertification policy. Clarification regarding CAP enrollment policy when a program participant transfers service within service territory. Duquesne’s Clarification of stay-out and default provisions. Duquesne’s Explanation of to dispute income information obtained from customers’ rights third parties prior to removing them from CAP. CAP minimum payment requirements. Clarification that customers may enroll in CAP prior to scheduling a mandatory Smart Comfort audit.
In the March 2017 Order, the Commission directed Duquesne to make changes to its 2017-2019 Plan prior to final approval. In compliance with the March 2017 Order, Duquesne filed clean and red-lined versions of its Revised 2017-2019 USECP on April 24, 2017 (April 24 Compliance Filing). On May 1, 2017, we issued a Secretarial Letter (May 1 Secretarial Letter) identifying several areas where the April 24 Compliance Filing was inconsistent with the March 2017 Order. Duquesne was directed to file and serve a further revised 2017-2019 Plan by May 5, 2017. May 1 Secretarial Letter at 3. On May 5, 2015, Duquesne filed a letter requesting an extension until May 12, 2017, to file its revised 2017-2019 Plan. No Parties to this proceeding objected. The Commission granted the extension via Secretarial Letter on May 8, 2017. On May 12, 2017, Duquesne filed its further revised 2017-2019 Plan. Discussion Our March 2017 Order directed Duquesne to file and serve a revised Plan containing the following information: An amended recertification policy. Clarification regarding CAP enrollment policy when a program participant transfers service within Duquesne’s service territory. Clarification of Duquesne’s stay-out and default provisions. Explanation of customers’ rights to dispute income information obtained from third parties prior to removing them from CAP. CAP minimum payment requirements. Clarification that customers may enroll in CAP prior to scheduling a mandatory Smart Comfort audit.